SPL Parts 89-98 Nissan 240SX (S13/S14) Front Outer Tie Rod Ends (Bumpsteer Adjustable)

If you've lowered your 1989-1998 Nissan 240SX, you might notice bump steer – that feeling where the steering wheel jerks as the suspension moves. These adjustable outer tie rod ends from SPL Parts are designed to fix that. By allowing you to relocate the tie rod end pivot point, they help bring your steering geometry back into line, reducing unwanted steering inputs and making the car more predictable, especially when you're pushing it on the track or during drifts. This can lead to quicker lap times and a more controlled driving experience.

SPL Parts builds these tie rod ends tough, using precision CNC machined shanks made from 9310 alloy steel, which has a tensile strength of 190,000 psi, ready to handle the demands of racing and drifting. They also feature black anodized 2024-T351 aluminum turnbuckles for a good balance of strength and light weight, along with Teflon-lined FK high-misalignment bearings. These bearings help prevent the tie rod end from binding up, which is crucial on lowered cars. They are sold as a pair and proudly made in the USA.

When installing these on a 240SX with stock knuckles, you'll need to use either OEM 300ZX (Z32) or 350Z (Z33) inner tie rods. If you have modified knuckles for increased steering angle, you'll use S14 inner tie rods, whether they are OEM or from brands like Tein or Ikeya Formula. Refer to the manufacturer's installation instructions for specific details.