BSC Components Jam Nuts
BSC Components offers a full range of jam nuts designed to secure rod ends and threaded components in demanding racing environments. Available in both steel jam nuts for maximum strength and aluminum jam nuts for weight savings, BSC jam nuts help keep critical suspension and steering adjustments locked in place. Choose from right hand jam nuts and left hand jam nuts in sizes ranging from 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch, with multiple hex sizes for proper wrench fitment. Offered in colors like red and black, as well as a durable steel finish, BSC jam nuts provide reliable holding power when you need to tighten up your race car setup.
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Item Number: JAMF010SSL
$4.17
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Item Number: JAMF010SS
$4.17
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Item Number: JAMFA010BK
$2.12
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Item Number: JAM008LA
$1.08
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Item Number: JAM008A
$1.08
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Item Number: JAM008LA BK
$1.89
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Item Number: JAM008A BK
$1.89
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Item Number: JAM008L
$0.81
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Item Number: JAM008
$0.75
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Item Number: JAM004L
$0.29
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Item Number: JAM004
$0.21
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Item Number: JAM012LA
$1.28
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Frequently Asked Questions About BSC Components Jam Nuts
What is a jam nut used for on a race car?
A jam nut is used to lock a rod end or threaded component in place once adjustments are made. Jam nuts help prevent unwanted movement caused by vibration, making them essential for suspension, steering, and alignment components on a race car.
Should I use steel or aluminum jam nuts?
Steel jam nuts offer maximum strength and durability and are commonly used in high-load or high-stress areas. Aluminum jam nuts are lighter and often chosen where weight savings matter most, though they should be used in lower-stress applications.