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What lug Nuts do I need on my Classic VW?(Page)
Common question I get, possibly daily, is what lug nut do I need for my wheels and disc brake kit? Answer; It depends. All out brakes use a 14mm x 1.50 stud so that is going to be a common theme here...
Accessory Installs(Page) How To: Chassis Inspection Plate(Page) How To: Hardline Fuel Line Kit Install(Page) PRObuilt & ECObuilt VW Ball Joint Arm Install Guide(Page)PRObuilt & ECObuilt Ball Joint Arms Engineering Install & Setup Documentation Precision components restoring original Volkswagen suspension geometry. Process — not parts — determines ride...
How To: Swing Axle Air Ride Install(Page) How To: Installing a PRObuilt Beam in A Classic VW(Page)Our goal is to make the install a breeze. Please read the entire guide before unpacking the beam. Any time you see a ? that tool is available on our Amazon tool page. Before the installation...
Improving the Classic VW Steering Experience(Page)Airkewld PRO Guide
How To: Type 1 Front Disc Brake Install(Page)For the record, you might have experience of installing a product similar to this, but you don’t have experience installing this one. So read the guide, understand the guide, and you will have an...
How To: Type 2 PRObuilt Drop Spindles(Page)Our goal is to make the install a breeze. Please read the entire guide. Any time you see a ? that tool is available on our Amazon tool page. Loosen the lug nuts 1/4 turn before jacking the vehicle...
How To: Smoothie Wheels Tech Sheet(Page)Our goal is to make the install a breeze. Please read the entire guide. Any time you see a ? that tool is available on our Amazon tool page. 17” (2 Piece - No bolts showing)...
How To: Ball Joint Air Ride Install(Page) PRObuilt vs ECObuilt Ball Joint Arms: Which Set Belongs On Your Beetle(Page) How To: Type 2 Disc Master Cylinder(Page)Tools needed: 11, 13, 14, 24mm wrenches 13mm socket Large crescent wrench Vise grip pliers Taking off old master cylinder Pull off the wires that go to the master cylinder switch(s). Using
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