JMX14T-770 - 7/8 rod end with 7/8 ball - Right Hand Thread - PTFE Lined
Description
Description
A 7/8" rod end with a 7/8" ball, right-hand thread and PTFE lined, used in many suspension kits. It is the replacement rod end for FMI tie rod kits on the spindle side, and for some upper A-arm kits at the frame-side mount.
Rod ends are wear parts. Once one develops play, the link it sits in no longer holds a precise position, so replacing the rod end restores a tight joint without replacing the whole link.
What It Is
- Part number: JMX14T-770
- 7/8" rod end
- 7/8" ball
- Right-hand thread
- PTFE lined
Why Replace A Worn Rod End
On a tie rod, the rod end at the spindle carries every steering input to the wheel. A worn one lets the wheel move before the steering does, which shows up as vague steering and a clunk over rough ground. At an upper arm frame mount, play in the rod end lets the arm shift under load.
The rod end threads into the link, so it can be replaced on its own when it wears.
Where It Is Used
Commonly used in:
- FMI tie rod kits, on the spindle side
- Some upper A-arm kits, at the frame-side mount. Check that your joint has a 7/8" bore before ordering.
Questions
Which thread direction is this?
Right-hand thread.
Will it fit my upper A-arm kit?
Some upper A-arm kits use this rod end at the frame-side mount. Check that the joint in your arm has a 7/8" bore.
Is it lined?
Yes. It is PTFE lined.
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Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
- All in-stock products typically ship within 48 hours.
- For items that are not currently in stock, please expect 4–6 weeks for production and delivery.
- For stock status on products, contact our customer service team, and a representative will assist you with the most up-to-date availability and information: (480) 718-9800 | info@foutzmotorsports.com
PROP 65 WARNING
PROP 65 WARNING
This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

