Dropped drag link sold by Mancini and 440 Source. Where is it manufactured.

[fullmetaljacket]

By chance, does anyone using this Center link/drag link know where it is manufactured?
It is a dropped version made to clear deep oil pans.

It is sold by both Mancini part#MRE 1858015 and 440 Source part#2001175

 

[Don67Satellite]

Ask @440 Source directly.

 

[33 IMP]

My impression is that anything from 440 source that is made in the US, then MADE IN AMERICA is trumpeted in their catalog. Nothing wrong with that.
To be honest? If I needed a dropped center link, I'd give either one a try.

 

[fullmetaljacket]

My impression is that anything from 440 source that is made in the US, then MADE IN AMERICA is trumpeted in their catalog. Nothing wrong with that.
To be honest? If I needed a dropped center link, I'd give either one a try.

It's made overseas people. I ordered one to try. It should have some sought of solidness to it.

 

[Fran Blacker]

There is a lot of land overseas. Like to know what you think of it. I probably will buy one, mine kisses my oil pan.

 

[dodgeboy440]

It's made overseas people. I ordered one to try. It should have some sought of solidness to it.

What’s up with You ?
All knowing great Gran Poibahhh
Of the Link ?

Tell ya what !
YOU Make Em in Ny & I’ll buy 1

I’m waiting you’re highness !!

 

[fullmetaljacket]

Origcharger.
Do you have a spare pair of tie rod ends to insert into those drag links to mimic a real tie rod?

My friends who know or remember more of this stuff then I will ever learn said the following:
Inserting a straight bolt may fool the naked eye because the link hole is tapered on one end and a straight bolt may move enough on that end to fool the measurements.
Now, in defense of what your photos show, a 1/2 inch difference for either the pitman arm or idler arm can present a problem, because even though you can adjust the tie rod sleeves in or out, the pitman and idler are stationary with the K- member and move to a certain degree in unison.

Just trying to break the case, and in case I am wrong, I will own up to that wrong.