What is a 'single plane' tie rod end?

A single plane tie rod end refers to the orientation of the ball stud within its socket. In this design, the ball stud moves along a single axis, which is common in many heavy-duty steering systems for its robustness.

What does 'metal on metal' mean for a tie rod end?

Metal on metal construction means the bearing surfaces of the ball stud and socket are made of metal. This design is known for its strength and ability to withstand significant loads, offering a direct steering feel.

Is this tie rod end sold individually?

Yes, this Synergy Mfg tie rod end (Part# 4160-L) is sold individually. It is intended to replace a single worn or damaged tie rod end within your steering system.

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Synergy Dodge Ram HD Single Plane Tie Rod End Metal On Metal 1-14 LH

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Specifications

Brand: Synergy Mfg
Part #: 4160-L
UPC: 887753146496

Synergy Dodge Ram HD Single Plane Tie Rod End Metal On Metal 1-14 LH

Name: Synergy Dodge Ram HD Single Plane Tie Rod End Metal On Metal 1-14 LH
Brand: Synergy Mfg
SKU: synergy-mfg-synergy-dodge-ram-hd-single-plane-tie-rod-end-metal-on-metal-1-14-lh-t14-475408
Price: 70.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$70.00

Only 6 left in stock

Synergy Mfg single plane tie rod end for Dodge Ram HD. Metal on metal design for durability.

Key Features

Fits Dodge Ram HD vehicles.
Single plane tie rod end design.
Metal-on-metal ball and socket construction for durability.
Features a 1-14 thread size.
Designed for the left-hand (LH) side of the steering linkage.

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Product Details

This is a single plane tie rod end from Synergy Mfg, designed for Dodge Ram HD trucks. It features a metal-on-metal ball and socket design, which is a well-known setup for increased durability and responsiveness in heavy-duty steering applications. This particular end is threaded 1-14 and is for the left-hand side (LH) of the steering linkage.

The metal-on-metal construction means that the bearing surfaces are made of metal, offering a solid feel and a direct connection to the road. This type of design is often favored for its longevity under stress, especially in trucks that see demanding use. The 1-14 thread size is standard for many heavy-duty steering components, ensuring a secure connection within the tie rod assembly.