Chevy Camaro Tie Rod


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AC DELCO TIE ROD END, SOLD INDIVIDUALLY -- This is a high quality OE replacement tie rod end.
  • AC Delco
  • Inner
  • Sold Individually
Price: $57.85


All Engines Base, Z28, Z28 SS
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Features a forged and heat treated housing for strength and durability and sealed with premium polychloroprene to keep out dirt; MOOG TIE ROD END, SOLD INDIVIDUALLY -- This high quality tie rod end is designed to consistently produce the right amount of preload to provide proper steering effort.
  • Moog
  • Front, Inner
  • Direct OE Replacement
  • Sold Individually
Price: $68.30


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Features forged and heat-treated housing, premium seal, and bearings with grease grooves; A high quality, OE replacement tie rod end.
  • Replacement
  • Inner
  • Non-greasable, OE Replacement
  • Sold Individually
Price: $16.67


All Engines Base, Z28, Z28 SS
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MEVOTECH TIE ROD END, SOLD INDIVIDUALLY -- This is a high quality, OE replacement tie rod end.
  • Mevotech
  • Front, Inner
  • Direct OE Replacement
  • Sold Individually
Price: $9.24


All Engines All Submodels
  • First Equipment Quality
  • Inner
  • Sold Individually
Price: $26.95


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Tie rods are used in a variety of applications although all of them are generally used to serve as a tie that can sustain tensile loads and take on the form of a slim structural rod. In aircraft structures, tie rods are employed in the fuselage or the wings. In steel bridges and other architectural structures, tie rods are employed as a form of support. It is common for brick, block and stone walls to have a tie rod. Reinforced concrete has a rebar which is just a tie rod that goes by another name. As for your vehicle, the Chevrolet Camaro tie rod is used as part of the steering system. Unlike other types of tie rods, automotive tie rods operate in both tension and compression.

More specifically, the Chevrolet Camaro tie rod is used to attach the central hub to the steering knuckle and is primarily used in typical suspension systems along with re-circulating ball steering apparatus. For vehicles that employ the MacPherson strut suspension and the rack and pinion steering gears, there is a tie rod used to attach the steering knuckle to the end of the rack. Every tie rod has an inner end and an outer end. The main purpose of the tie rod is to transport the force from the steering central hub or the rack to the steering knuckle. This way, the movement of the steering causes a relative movement in the wheels, thus making your vehicle move and able to take you to places.

In the Chevrolet Camaro tie rod, the outer end is used to attach with the adjusting sleeve to make the tie rod's length flexible. This way, the vehicle's toe is identified, which is an important alignment angle. In order to maintain the quality and condition of the Chevrolet Camaro tie rod, an annual check of the steering and suspension systems in your vehicle should do. Also, it is wise to take your vehicle to a wheel alignment once every year. If you have experienced driving with a worn tie rod, you probably realized how nasty steering can get and how easily the tires wear.

If you need a replacement for your Chevrolet Camaro tie rod, the best you can do is to acquire it from a licensed and trusted aftermarket product dealer. Contact Parts Train right away through our website or through our toll free number. At the soonest possible time, the items you ordered will be delivered at your doorstep in tip top condition. Order today and avail of discounts!

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