here's the deal, i'm trickin' out my uncle's old skool beetle and i wanna get it lowered. are there any adjustables or lowering springs available for an old car like this in kch? thanx in advance...
Adjustables for 60's Beetle??
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you can adjust the rear trailing arm to lower the rear axle.
at the front beams, you can install an adjuster to the beams or use a 2.5 inch drop spindles.
if your bug is a late model, superbeetle 1303s, lowering spring are available for that model
at the front beams, you can install an adjuster to the beams or use a 2.5 inch drop spindles.
if your bug is a late model, superbeetle 1303s, lowering spring are available for that model
cheap way to lower them would be to remove some small sized springs from the torsion bar.
this is not the preffered method, but it is the cheapest. ideally should have stiffer antirooll bar to compensate or else you will get a very choppy ride. i have done it before and it is safe.
yours a link pin or ball joint?
this is not the preffered method, but it is the cheapest. ideally should have stiffer antirooll bar to compensate or else you will get a very choppy ride. i have done it before and it is safe.
yours a link pin or ball joint?
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