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[JoeD]

I am looking for a Moog part number to replace the ends used in the cross over steering kit. Not sure of the brand ORD uses but they don't last long.

 

[JoeD]

Any help on this? Stephen, Chris?

 

[Hogback Fabrication]

Our ends are made for us, they can take more angle and have more threaded shank than any one joint off of the shelf. The threads are more precise as well, we have had lots of trouble making off the shelf joints thread all the way into the tubing, seems precision threading isn't so important for them because the stock tie rod ends don't thread in as far as ours do (Moog actually has been more problematic than most for us).

In a pinch, ES2010R and ES2010L can work as replacements. There are others that are somewhat close too, should be easy to find in a search here.

 

[JoeD]

Our ends are made for us, they can take more angle and have more threaded shank than any one joint off of the shelf. The threads are more precise as well, we have had lots of trouble making off the shelf joints thread all the way into the tubing, seems precision threading isn't so important for them because the stock tie rod ends don't thread in as far as ours do (Moog actually has been more problematic than most for us).

In a pinch, ES2010R and ES2010L can work as replacements. There are others that are somewhat close too, should be easy to find in a search here.

Thanks

 

[4X4HIGH]

When I bought my crossover from ORD they sent me Moog ES2010L and ES2010R. This was about 8-9 years ago though so maybe they aren't using Moog anymore.