Rod End 3/8 x 3/8-24 LH Male w/Teflon Liner

The Rod End 3/8 x 3/8-24 LH Male w/Teflon Liner (JMXL6T) from FK Rod Ends is a precision spherical bearing assembly engineered for high-performance suspension geometry and steering linkage applications. This left-hand male rod end serves as a critical connection point in chassis systems where articulation, alignment adjustability, and durability under load are non-negotiable. Whether you're building a custom suspension, tuning track geometry, or fabricating performance steering components, this rod end delivers the articulation range and wear resistance required for demanding automotive applications.

The 3/8-inch bore accommodates standard fasteners and control arm attachment points, while the 3/8-24 thread pitch ensures secure engagement with rod sleeves or rod tubes commonly used in performance suspension design. The Teflon liner is the standout feature here—it provides a low-friction articulation surface that resists galling, reduces maintenance intervals, and maintains smooth pivot action even under harsh track conditions or high-angle articulation. The left-hand thread orientation allows proper loading direction and prevents unintended loosening during vehicle operation, a critical safety consideration in any adjustable suspension geometry system. The compact 0.11-pound weight and precise 4.05-inch overall length make integration into tight engine bay or suspension mounting scenarios straightforward for fabricators and performance engineers.

This rod end is ideal for DIY chassis builders, performance shops, and track-focused enthusiasts constructing adjustable control arms, custom tie rods, or steering linkage assemblies. FK Rod Ends are widely specified in motorsports applications where repeatability and reliability matter—from autocross vehicles to road racing platforms to off-road crawlers requiring maximum articulation. Installation is straightforward: thread onto a matching rod sleeve, secure with appropriate locking hardware, and grease through the Teflon liner's bearing surface as part of regular maintenance. Verify compatibility with your specific suspension design, fastener hole sizing, and load rating requirements before assembly.