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Old 02-01-2006, 09:36 AM   #14
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Here's the run down in differences:

SPL tie rod ends use 5/8" (~16mm) chromoly rod ends, Kazama/NAMS use 14mm ends. You can purchase optional bearing seals for the SPL tie rod ends as well.

Construction wise the SPL tie rod ends use steel buckle, 5/8" chromoly shank with 1.25" diameter super duralumin spacers. NAMS is all steel construction. Kazama uses aluminum buckle, steel shank.

SPL tie rod ends are 4 way adjustable for bumpsteer. NAMS is 1 way adjustable. IIRC Kazama is also 1 way adjustable...

SPL tie rod ends have the longest adjustment range on the market, here is a comparison at max adjustment (NAMS vs. SPL):

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