Phil Jamison
Seeking 1915 Rear Radius Rod
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mortier
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Seeking 1915 Rear Radius Rod
Anyone have a spare 1915 rear radius rod? The threads on one of the rods on my car are stripped.
Phil Jamison
Phil Jamison
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Karl Von Neumann
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Re: Seeking 1915 Rear Radius Rod
Is it a cast iron end on the diff side you should probably just repair it it will be cheaper
Please hold the other 6 voices are taking a vote
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Allan
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Re: Seeking 1915 Rear Radius Rod
Phil, yours is repairable if you want to go down that track. The worn section can be built up with weld, then ground/filed back into round. The good thread on the end gives you a lead-in to then use a die to make a new thread.
I have found 2 or 3 variations in the length of the round section of those rods, so finding a matching one, if that is important to you, may be a little frustrating.
Allan from down under
I have found 2 or 3 variations in the length of the round section of those rods, so finding a matching one, if that is important to you, may be a little frustrating.
Allan from down under
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mortier
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Re: Seeking 1915 Rear Radius Rod
I found a radius rod at Lang's, but I'm also attempting a repair of my old one. If that works, I'll post some photos.
Phil
Phil
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mortier
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Re: Seeking 1915 Rear Radius Rod
My MIG repair worked well. Though not a concours winner, it's plenty strong.
Phil
Phil
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Re: Seeking 1915 Rear Radius Rod
Doesn't have to be strong. Filling the worn spot just tightens the potential movement if loose.
Did you deal with the corresponding wear in the DS tube?
Did you deal with the corresponding wear in the DS tube?