
New replacement popout window frames. They use your old glass. It is a good idea to buy seals at the same time and think about how many of the little screws you are missing to... Click here for more information
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Fuel TanksThese are new Brazilian tanks. There are four 13mm headed bolts holding it. Make sure you are using German fuel line when putting it back in. The 61-67 tanks take a different cap, which is the same as a 68- more >> |
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Gas Filler ElbowThis is part of the filler neck. more >> |
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Fuel Filler HoseThis hose goes from the filler neck to the tank. This hose is for the tanks that had a metal elbow in the middle of the line, so two pieces are usually needed. more >> |
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Gas Tank CollarThis collar goes around the gas tank neck on buses 1955-1967. The tank needs to be removed in order to install this collar. Note: Put some dish soap on the neck of the tank. This will help when pressing it more >> |
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Fuel FiltersThis filter goes in line with the fuel line, keeping dirt or rust out of the carburetor. The non fuel injection filter will fit either a 5mm line or a 7mm line. more >> |
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Fuel CapsThe most common reason, for replacing a cap is forgetting to put it back on at the gas station. Rags only work in Baja, Mexico. more >> |
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Fuel Tank ScreenThis tube like screen is located in the bottom of the gas tank. It filters out materials that could clog your fuel pump or carburetor. On the bottom of the screen is a crush gasket for the fuel tap. We more >> |
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MufflersThis is the exhaust silencer. If you want a stock muffler, we prefer the German made ones. They fit better and last longer. Brazilian mufflers can't compare in quality, but they're available and cheaper. Note: Once you have installed your more >> |
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Damper PipeThis is also a form of muffler that goes on the exit port of the stock main muffler. It doesn't come with the main muffler and needs to be purchased separately. If you are replacing the main muffler it's a more >> |
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Tail PipesTail pipes route the exhaust out of the back of the stock muffler. more >> |
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Damper Pipe BracketThis bracket holds the damper pipe to the main muffler on stock mufflers. more >> |
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Heater BoxesThese are your source of heat. Used heater boxes are fine, just as long as the tin of the heater box is somewhat tight around the exhaust pipe where it goes through the heater box. If you are getting exhaust more >> |
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Heater HosesThe heater hose goes from the fan shroud to the heater boxes. It is sold in a 3 foot length and will need to be cut to length on cars up to 1971. On 72-79 Buses it comes cut to more >> |
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Dash VentThese are the vents that clip into the dash. To remove an old vent, you will need to get under the dash and take off the hose(s). Then squeeze the vent together and push it out into the car. more >> |
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Replacement Heater Tube BusThis tube runs inbetween the main frames in the middle of your bus. This one is much thicker than the stock tube and will last much longer. Your old tube will need to be cut out and then this tube more >> |
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Heater Control BoxesThese control boxes on 72-79 Buses and 75-79 Super Beetles, let the heat into the car. They are sold separately from the main heater boxes. Note: Cable adjustment is explained under HEATER BOXES. more >> |
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Muffler Installation KitsThis kit includes the gaskets and hardware to install a stock muffler or tail pipes. more >> |
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Heater Cable Fastener KitThis kit contains a barrel bolt and bracket that hook to the control levers. Note: If you are buying heater box lever kits, they are included in the kits. more >> |
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Heater Box Lever KitsThe heater cable hooks to the heater box levers and they work the flaps in the heater boxes. more >> |
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Fuel Tap StockThis pipe comes out of the bottom of your gas tank. If you look at it, you'll see it actually sticks up into the tank. It's designed this way to prevent gas from being drawn off the bottom of the more >> |
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Aluminum Gas TanksSpun aluminum gas tanks for Buggies, come with either end fill or center fill option. Tanks come with a gas cap and two powder coated brackets. Gallons are an approximation. more >> |
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Fuel Filler FlapThis is a rubber flap that folds out protecting the side of the car when filling it with gas. It easily wraps around the neck. more >> |
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Fuel Tank Filler Neck SleeveThis is a small rubber sleeve that goes on the neck of the gas tank before you slide the fuel filler hose on. more >> |
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Fuel Tap for Aluminum Gas TanksThis tap fits most of the aftermarket gas tanks and has a shut off valve on it. One trick we've come up with is to find a small 1" piece of tubing to fit tight in the end of the more >> |
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Gas Filler With Flip TopThis filler top was used a lot on the old Manx style fiberglass buggies. You'll have to make some kind of adapter to get it to hook up to your gas tank. more >> |
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Access CoverThis cover bolts onto the body of the car allowing you to cover up something, usually the gas filler. It comes in black plastic. more >> |
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Fuel Tank SealThis is the packing that goes around the gas tank opening, sealing off air and dirt from entering the trunk. It is usually glued to the tank prior to installation. more >> |
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Fuel Line Grommets For PanThis grommet goes around the fuel line to protect it from getting cut (due to vibrations) where it comes out of the tunnel through the pan. Old grommets are usually fine, but if you don't have any, buy some and more >> |
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Header SystemsWe like to run EMPI deluxe headers because they have the best fit, as well as, a good merge on the collector. The collector is the most important part of a header. We suggest using a single quiet muffler on more >> |
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Baja StingersA stinger (depending on your motor combo) makes horsepower at 5K RPM and above. A quiet muffler will make more horsepower down in the lower RPMs. These have a large 3 bolt flange. more >> |
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