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I don't get much time to post here, but thought this question might be worthy of discussion. My searches have produced solutions for pre-54 drag links which require reaming.

I have a 1954 solid drag link with integrated tapered tie rods. I'd like to make it adjustable, but just spent 1hr at oreilly trying to match up tie rods end to make my own adjustable, but no luck.

Does any one have a solution or current part numbers of tie rod ends that will fit my tapered pitman arm and steering arm?

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Jeff

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Try this, http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/draglink_adjustable.html , If you haven't been to the Tech Tips section above, you should look it over, there is a ton of great information to be had.

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Joe,

Thanks for the link and advice. I wound up using the current part numbers from this link:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=561288

Thanks,
Jeff


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