93rev2sev
SHO Member
I need outer tie rod ends and would like confirmation that the SLO Taurus ends are fine to use.
Outer Tie Rod Ends - SHO specific?
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Racer X
SHO Pilot, Retired
They are. I don't think there is a SHO specific end any longer.
93rev2sev
SHO Member
Thanks I got em done. $13 a piece at murrays.
Storm-Chaser
New Member
You know there is a Search function............................................................................................... (right up there) 
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Seriously, all sarcasm aside. The reason I bring this up, is that there is important information beyond the "are they just the same....?" reply of "Yes". One, some past threads have included information on sources. Two, I recall there being information as to problems with sourcing and quality control. So while you'll likely get a quick Yes/No reply here, you might want to consider digging a little deeper if you haven't installed those tie rod ends yet.
Btw, as a generalization, suspension parts that included rubber/hard rubber bushings generally tended to have different part numbers (ie. SHO-specific parts), those that are simply cast or forged steel generally did not. Again, this is a very broad generalization - I still research each part.
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Seriously, all sarcasm aside. The reason I bring this up, is that there is important information beyond the "are they just the same....?" reply of "Yes". One, some past threads have included information on sources. Two, I recall there being information as to problems with sourcing and quality control. So while you'll likely get a quick Yes/No reply here, you might want to consider digging a little deeper if you haven't installed those tie rod ends yet.
Btw, as a generalization, suspension parts that included rubber/hard rubber bushings generally tended to have different part numbers (ie. SHO-specific parts), those that are simply cast or forged steel generally did not. Again, this is a very broad generalization - I still research each part.
