Competition Engineering Hand Thread Rod End

Competition Engineering rod ends, also called heim joints or rod end bearings, are made for racing and performance suspension and linkage use. They work as pivoting connection points in ladder bars, 4-link suspensions, control arms, and throttle and other linkages. The line comes in right-hand and left-hand thread versions, so you can build adjustable links or set up opposing threads in a turnbuckle-style arm.

Key Features:

• Multiple constructions: The line includes chrome moly steel, low carbon steel, and forged steel rod ends. Styles include solid, polyurethane bushed, and Magnum Series two-piece spherical designs.
• Magnum Series design: The Magnum Series is chrome moly with a self-lubricating liner. When loaded, it makes metal-to-metal contact for strength. When unloaded, the liner helps prevent rattling and squeaking.
• Right- and left-hand threads: Both thread directions are available for adjustable link arms.
• Jam nut included: Rod ends come with a jam nut to lock the adjusted position.
• Application-matched options: Chrome moly rod ends suit ladder bar and 4-link suspensions. Polyurethane bushed versions suit street cars with ladder bars.
• Made in the USA for dependable performance in demanding motorsports use.

Pick the thread direction, style, and material that fit your application, and check the specifications of each individual item for load capacity and thread details.