Azusa Steering Shaft Pitman Arm for Precise Kart Linkage
Streamline your steering geometry using the Azusa AE8129 Pitman Arm, featuring a practical offset for enhanced leverage.
- Fits 5/8-inch shafts with a single 5/16-inch ID tie rod hole.
- 1.625-inch center-to-center and 3/16-inch offset for balanced pull.
- .210-inch (5-gauge) thickness provides solid durability.
This arm efficiently translates shaft rotation to linkage motion, minimizing lost motion for direct, responsive steering. The offset design aids in achieving desired bump steer characteristics, crucial for track-specific tuning. It's a compact solution that keeps your pit organized while delivering pro-grade performance.
Ideal for Azusa-equipped karts, it supports quick adjustments to optimize turn radius and stability. SKU AE8129—reliable and ready for action.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What size steering shaft is this Pitman arm compatible with?
A: The Azusa AE8129 Pitman arm is designed to fit standard 5/8-inch steering shafts.
Q: What is the purpose of the 3/16-inch offset on this arm?
A: The offset is crucial for fine-tuning your kart's steering geometry. It helps you achieve specific bump steer characteristics and provides better leverage for more responsive, direct steering input.
Q: How do I connect my tie rod to this Pitman arm?
A: This arm features a single 5/16-inch ID hole, which is designed to accommodate a standard 5/16-inch tie rod end or heim joint linkage.
Q: Is this Pitman arm durable enough for competitive racing?
A: Yes, it is constructed from .210-inch (5-gauge) steel, providing the solid durability required to handle the stresses of track-specific tuning and racing conditions.
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