Chassis & Axle Parts
Truck Suspension Torque Rod
Torque rods that look alike may use different center distances, bush bores and mounting angles. A measured old part is often the clearest fitment reference.
Quote basis: product reference, fitment, quantity, packing and delivery term.
- Truck, axle and mounting position
- Center distance and bush dimensions
- Rod shape, end orientation and item labeling
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Product sourcing details
- Application
- For replacement in truck or axle suspension linkage where the mounting position and original rod geometry can be confirmed.
- Fitment check
- Send truck and axle model, installation position, OE reference, eye-to-eye center distance, bush inner and outer diameters, rod shape and photos beside a tape measure.
- Inspection focus
- Verify center distance, bush bores, overall shape, weld and surface condition, and the requested orientation. Compare both ends with the approved reference.
- Packing and labeling
- Separate rod ends and bush faces to prevent rubbing. For mixed lengths, use visible item labels and a packing list that identifies each center distance.
FAQ
Truck Suspension Torque Rod buying questions
For replacement in truck or axle suspension linkage where the mounting position and original rod geometry can be confirmed.
Can I identify a torque rod by length?
Use center-to-center distance rather than overall length, and also confirm both bush bores and the rod shape.
Why is the installation position needed?
Different positions on the same chassis can use rods with different geometry or end orientation.
How do I order several lengths together?
Provide a separate item reference, center distance, quantity and photo for each version. Labels should follow the same list.
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Send your parts list
Include the OE number, truck model, quantity and destination. We will check fitment before quoting.
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