The perfect pair for a new set of tie rods, these set of 4 jam nuts that are zinc plated in different colors to differentiate left and right work flawlessly with quality tie rod ends.

Assembled in the USA | Product updated 6/12/23 by Pete

Typical time to install - 1 Hour | Install PDF Link | Install Video | Tools Needed

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Fits the following:

• 1949-1968 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1949-1968 US Spec Karmann Ghia

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Fits the following:

• 1949-1968 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1949-1968 US Spec Karmann Ghia

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Fits the following:

• 1949-1968 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1949-1968 US Spec Karmann Ghia

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Fits the following:

• 1949-1968 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1949-1968 US Spec Karmann Ghia

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Fits the following:

• 1969-1979 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1969-1979 US Spec Karmann Ghia
• 1973-1974 Type 181 Thing

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Fits the following:

• 1969-1979 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1969-1979 US Spec Karmann Ghia
• 1973-1974 Type 181 Thing

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Fits the following:

• 1969-1979 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1969-1979 US Spec Karmann Ghia
• 1973-1974 Type 181 Thing

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Fits the following:

• 1969-1979 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1969-1979 US Spec Karmann Ghia
• 1973-1974 Type 181 Thing

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To get proper Ackerman, you need to have the right length of tie rods when you narrow your beam. It is not as simple as cutting your tie rods the amount you narrowed your beam. It's a math problem.

For reference, your steering box is not in the center of the beam. It is to the left here in the US. So the lengths of the tie rods play a major role in steering geometry. So, to not give away our secrets, let's just say we have done the math for you.

Stock tie rods consist of part numbers 131415801B, 131415802C for 1966-68, and 131415801F, 131415802E for 1969-77.

Made in the USA | Product updated 2/21/24 by Pete

Related: Premium Tie Rod Ends | PRObuilt Steering Box | Ultimate Beam Install Kit

Typical time to install - 2 Hours | Install PDF Link | Install Video | Tools Needed


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To get proper Ackerman, you need to have the right length of tie rods when you narrow your beam. It is not as simple as cutting your tie rods the amount you narrowed your beam. It's a math problem.

For reference, your steering box is not in the center of the beam. It is to the left here in the US. So the lengths of the tie rods play a major role in steering geometry. So, to not give away our secrets, let's just say we have done the math for you.

Stock tie rods consist of part numbers 113415802B and 113415801.

Made in the USA | Product updated 2/21/24 by Pete

Related: Premium Tie Rod Ends | PRObuilt Steering Box | Ultimate Beam Install Kit

Typical time to install - 2 Hours | Install PDF Link | Install Video | Tools Needed


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