Powersportsnation.com or Ebay for used ones - part number 53521-HN1-000 for new ones, but new ones do not come with ends or lock nuts
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I’m looking for new tie rods.
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Going by the photo I provided could you tell what length of tie rods I will need. I’m not sure if it’s +1 or 2 or 3Powersportsnation.com or Ebay for used ones - part number 53521-HN1-000 for new ones, but new ones do not come with ends or lock nuts
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So now you are revealing it's a modified quad with extended A-arms? Go back the the supplier of the A-arms and order the tie rods from them.
Now that I look closely I see the tie rod is constructed with cheap Heim joints instead of ball joints. You may have to source a pipe of the right diameter and wall thickness, invest in some right and left hand taps or (this is what I would do) is get some aftermarket replacement tie rod ends, get a length of solid tool steel rod and have a machine shop cut the correct size threads onto it and install the OEM style tie rod ends.
Now that I look closely I see the tie rod is constructed with cheap Heim joints instead of ball joints. You may have to source a pipe of the right diameter and wall thickness, invest in some right and left hand taps or (this is what I would do) is get some aftermarket replacement tie rod ends, get a length of solid tool steel rod and have a machine shop cut the correct size threads onto it and install the OEM style tie rod ends.
Yeah that’s the way I bought it. I want to switch everything back to stock but my wallet won’t let me yet. So I’m trying to find replacements for it in the meantimeSo now you are revealing it's a modified quad with extended A-arms? Go back the the supplier of the A-arms and order the tie rods from them.
Now that I look closely I see the tie rod is constructed with cheap Heim joints instead of ball joints. You may have to source a pipe of the right diameter and wall thickness, invest in some right and left hand taps or (this is what I would do) is get some aftermarket replacement tie rod ends, get a length of solid tool steel rod and have a machine shop cut the correct size threads onto it and install the OEM style tie rod ends.
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