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Manufacturer
Manufacturer
DELPHI TA2370 Tie rod end
Thread size m18x1.5, thread type with right-hand thread, cone size [mm] 14.5
Article number: TA2370
Thread size
M18x1.5
Thread type
with right-hand thread
Cone size [mm]
14.5
Fitting position
Front Axle
In stock
£10.16
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FEBI BILSTEIN 42703 Tie rod end
Length [mm] 263, thickness [mm] 72, external thread size m18 x 1,5
Article number: 42703
Length [mm]
263
Thickness [mm]
72
External thread size
M18 x 1,5
External thread size
M12 x 1,25
In stock
£11.42
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
GSP S070675 Tie rod end
Thread size 1 m12x1,25, thread size 2 m18x1,5, length [mm] 243
Article number: S070675
Thread size 1
M12X1,25
Thread size 2
M18X1,5
Length [mm]
243
Cone size [mm]
14.5
Out of stock
£7.05
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MOOG NI-ES-10903 Tie rod end
Container type box, packaging length [cm] 34.5, packaging width [cm] 8.5
Article number: NI-ES-10903
Container type
Box
Packaging length [cm]
34.5
Packaging width [cm]
8.5
Packaging height [cm]
6.5
Out of stock
£12.49
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
BLUE PRINT ADN187137 Tie rod end
Length [mm] 263, thickness [mm] 72, external thread size m18 x 1,5
Article number: ADN187137
Length [mm]
263
Thickness [mm]
72
External thread size
M18 x 1,5
External thread size
M12 x 1,25
Out of stock
£12.85
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
A.B.S. 230814 Tie rod end
Thread size mm18x1.5 rht, cone size [mm] 14.3, length [mm] 243
Article number: 230814
Thread size
MM18X1.5 RHT
Cone size [mm]
14.3
Length [mm]
243
Thread type
with external thread
Out of stock
£21.84
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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