Fits the following:

• 1949-1965 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1949-1965 US Spec Karmann Ghia
• Porsche 356 - Requires Beetle inner bearings
• Kit cars with link pin suspensions
• If you want to run our BAD Series Brakes with drop spindles, these DRUM spindles are the ones you need.

• Drop Spindle Install - Link

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Fits the following:

• 1949-1965 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1949-1965 US Spec Karmann Ghia
• Porsche 356 - Requires Beetle inner bearings
• Kit cars with link pin suspensions
• If you want to run our BAD Series Brakes with drop spindles, these DRUM spindles are the ones you need.

• Drop Spindle Install - Link

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Fits the following:

• 1949-1977 US Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug-Fusca
• 1949-1977 US Spec Karmann Ghia
• 1965-1979 UK Spec Type 1 Beetle-Bug
• 1965-1979 UK Spec Karmann Ghia
• 1971-1979 Super Beetle 1301 1302
• All Type 2's
• All Type 3's
• All Type 181 Things
• Mexican Beetle
• Fridolin

• Six Shooter Install - Link

• Clean the clutch cable threads thoroughly, lube both the cable and the Six Shooter when installing for easy adjustments.

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Fits the following:

• 1955-1963 Porsche 356 A & B

• Front Disc Install - Link

• Some applications add track width, please verify before purchasing.
• Kit utilizes original spindle nuts and thrust washers.
• Fits Drum Spindles only
• Must use late model 914 Master cylinder
• Kit NOW includes Billet Dust Caps!!!(Not Pictured)

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Fits the following with a 5x205mm Bolt Pattern:

• All VW's
• Porsche 356

• Tech Specs - Link

• Beetle/Ghia's need a 4" Narrowed beam and short axles, (Standard equipment on pre 65 vehicles) or Narrowed IRS arms (69 and later) to run the wheels staggered. (More wheel lip in the rear)
• 14mm Studs with Acorn seat lug nuts
• P205r40-17 Tires up front, P215r45-17 Tires in the rear
• Check out the details tab for more fitment information

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For the 17" Smoothies, these rings will clip into the wheels to add a touch of class. Sold as a set of 4

Recommended before installing them is to remove the engaging teeth to see if you like the look before popping them onto the wheel and scratching the finish.