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

A metal-on-metal tie rod end uses machined metal surfaces for its pivot point, rather than rubber or polyurethane bushings. This design offers a very solid feel and is often chosen for its durability under heavy use.

What is a left-hand thread?

A left-hand thread means the tie rod end screws into its mating component by turning counter-clockwise. This is important for proper installation and to ensure it tightens correctly during vehicle operation.

What is a single plane tie rod end?

A single plane tie rod end refers to its geometry and how it articulates. This design is often chosen for specific suspension setups to allow for proper movement without binding, especially in lifted vehicles.

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Synergy Jeep JK/JKU HD Single Plane Tie Rod End Metal On Metal 7/8-18 LH

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Specifications

Brand: Synergy Mfg
Part #: 4139-L
UPC: 887753144355

Synergy Jeep JK/JKU HD Single Plane Tie Rod End Metal On Metal 7/8-18 LH

Name: Synergy Jeep JK/JKU HD Single Plane Tie Rod End Metal On Metal 7/8-18 LH
Brand: Synergy Mfg
SKU: synergy-mfg-synergy-jeep-jk-jku-hd-single-plane-tie-rod-end-metal-on-metal-7-8-1-t14-475407
Price: 70.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$70.00

Only 5 left in stock

Synergy Mfg HD Single Plane Tie Rod End for Jeep JK/JKU. Metal on metal design for durability.

Key Features

Fits Jeep JK and JKU models.
Heavy-duty single plane tie rod end.
Features a durable metal-on-metal bearing.
Thread size is 7/8-18.
This is a left-hand thread end.

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Product Details

This is a heavy-duty single plane tie rod end from Synergy Mfg, designed for Jeep JK and JKU models. It features a metal-on-metal bearing design, which is known for its strength and durability in demanding off-road conditions. This specific end is threaded 7/8-18 and is a left-hand thread, meaning it tightens by turning counter-clockwise.

The metal-on-metal construction means there are no rubber bushings to wear out or tear. Instead, it uses precisely machined metal surfaces that slide against each other, offering a solid feel and direct steering response. This type of joint is often favored by off-roaders who push their vehicles hard and need components that can withstand significant stress and abuse. It's a well-built part that aims to provide reliable performance when you need it most.