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CV Joint BootThe CV joint boot seals in the grease and seals out the dirt. If you have a ripped boot, replace it right away because dirt will ruin a CV joint very quickly. If you haven't priced a CV joint lately, more >> |
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Rear Suspension Stop StockThis snubber keeps the rear suspension from bottoming out hard. Squirting oil on the knob makes it easier to put them on. more >> |
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Rear Axle NutsA very important nut to say the least. This nut holds the rear brake drum on, so be sure to torque the axle nut to 250 ft. lb. We don't want any wheels falling off. We also suggest you drive more >> |
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IRS Stub AxlesThese stub axles will convert your CV joints to Bus or 930 joints. The axle is the same as your Bug but the flange will take the larger CV joint. more >> |
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Rear Axle Wheel BearingsIf a rear axle bearing is bad, you will have excessive play in the rear wheel. We find that German or SKF bearings last the longest. The biggest cause of bearing failure is lack of oil or grease. Those of more >> |
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CV JointsThis joint allows the axle to move up and down and turn on IRS cars. To check yours, take them off and tear them apart one by one and look for pits. It is not a good idea to mix more >> |
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Rear Brake DrumsThe rear wheel attaches to the rear brake drum. Make sure you torque the axle nut to 250 ft. lb., we don't want any wheels falling off. We suggest you drive the Bug for a day and tighten the nut more >> |
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Spring Plate Bushing StockThis rubber "donut" goes around the spring plate, allowing it to move up and down. There are two bushings per side. Before replacing them, give us a call and we'll explain how to go about it. more >> |
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Final Drive FlangesThese conversion flanges will allow you to run bigger stronger Bus or 930 CV joints. more >> |
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Swing Axle Boot Kit StockThis split boot bolts together around your swing axles on your swing axle transmission. The boots will last longer if you don't point the seam straight up when putting them on. The seam should be at an angle so when more >> |
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Rear Axle Seal KitThe rear axle seal kit comes with the necessary replacement gaskets, o-rings, washer and seal for the bearing cap. On swing axle cars they should be replaced every time you take the bearing cap off. They go together in the more >> |
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New Drive Axle AssemblyA new assembly consists of a new axle with CV joints and boots, ready to install. Just take your old one out and install the new one. They're greased and ready to go. more >> |
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Straight Swing Axle ConversionPre 1967 bus owners can now lower the rear of their bus 3 1/2" or more, removing the low geared reduction boxes and obtaining enine saving highway gearing. The basic bolt-on kit comes with spring plates, axle tubes, gaskets and more >> |
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Early Bus IRS ConversionThis converts all 1967 and prior buses to independent rear suspension. You can raise and lower your bus without altering wheel camber, by rotating the brackets on the torsion tube. Other components needed are the whole ass end of an more >> |
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Axle Tube RetainersThese retainers help stiffen the plates that bolts the tubes to the trans. They keep the plates from bending and leaking. more >> |
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Colored IRS BootsThese neoprene boots are a nice way to dress up the under side of a 69 and later Bug, Ghia or Type 3. Do not pack the boot with grease or it will fly around as you drive and cause more >> |
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Off Road Super CV Joint BootsThese boots and flanges are designed for axles with very long suspension travel. Kits include boot, flange and tie wrap clamps. more >> |
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Urethane Rear Suspension StopsThis urethane snubber keeps the rear suspension from bottoming out hard. They slip over a knob that is on your rear suspension. Just squirt some oil on the knob to help you get them on. more >> |
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Heavy Duty IRS AxlesNot only are these axles stronger than stock they have a longer spline that allows the CV joint to float on the splines. A must for long travel suspension cars. more >> |
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Heavy Duty Swing AxlesThese axles are much stronger than stock axles. If you have a high horsepower car and are breaking the stock swing axles you might think about these heavy duty ones. more >> |
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Adjustable Spring PlatesNow you can dial in your suspension in an instant. The external adjustment makes it possible to use one torsion bar setting and fine tune it with the adjuster. Includes special gromments to complete the installation. See TORSION BARS for more >> |
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Heavy Duty Spring PlatesThese plates are .250" thick, that means they can handle the abuse of off roading. See TORSION BARS for application. more >> |
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Urethane IRS Axle CoversNot only do these covers look good, but they help prevent your axles from getting chipped up. They just clip on. 10 pieces to a set. more >> |
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Heavy Duty CV Joint BoltsThese are hardened aircraft quality CV joint bolts. Available with internal or external heads. more >> |
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Heavy Duty IRS Axle SpacersThese spacers for the IRS stub axles are much stronger than the stock. They won't "mushroom" leaving your axle nut loose. more >> |
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Swing Axle SpacersThese spacers go on the axles and are much stronger than the stock spacers. They won't "mushroom" and leave your axle nut loose. more >> |
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Reduction Box Soft PlugThis large soft plug is on the back side of reduction boxes with the 46mm axle nut. A good way to remove this plug without ruining it, is to tack weld a nut to the plug and screw a slide more >> |
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Reduction Box GasketsThis gasket goes between the reduction box halves. It should be replaced if you are going to split the halves. We use gasketcinch sealer on the gasket upon reassembly. more >> |
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Reduction Box Pean NutThis nut goes on the inner side of the lower axle shaft of your large nut (46mm) recution boxes. You will need to remove the soft plug to get to this nut. Buy removing the nut you can take the more >> |
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Bus IRS Rear Axle SealThis seal keeps the grease in the bearings on IRS busses. There are two identical seals per axle. These need to be replaced any time you remove the bearings. To install them use a hammer with a piece of pipe more >> |
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