lenny1870 Slammed & Awesome Dubber
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lenny1870 Slammed & Awesome Dubber
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lenny1870 Slammed & Awesome Dubber
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lenny1870 Slammed & Awesome Dubber
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snitz Wolfsburg Wizard
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lenny1870 Slammed & Awesome Dubber
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Really? thanks for the notice!! and I have another steering wheel but wasnt sure whether it was the right one (ill post a picture) O_o..what air cleaner should i use? 🤪snitz wrote:Nice beetle..Your front seats,steering wheel,Air cleaner and decklid are not 1970 btw..They are later model.. 😎
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snitz Wolfsburg Wizard
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There should be 3 long screws with washers/springs and little nylon sleeves that fit on the screws shaft so that the horn ring is not earthed to the column until you push down on it.You should also have a centre cap with a retaining clip to hold it in the centre.lenny1870 wrote:heres the one i also have but it hasnt got a horn push and im not sure what other parts i need for it... it is just the ring and the sterring wheel itself 😊
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lenny1870 Slammed & Awesome Dubber
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sweet as! thanks snitz 😀 ill look into finding those bits and pieces because i do prefer the older style (or do you know where i could get them? )... it would match my interior better now either way 🙂 i just wasnt sure whether it was right and It got given to me.snitz wrote:There should be 3 long screws with washers/springs and little nylon sleeves that fit on the screws shaft so that the horn ring is not earthed to the column until you push down on it.You should also have a centre cap with a retaining clip to hold it in the centre.lenny1870 wrote:heres the one i also have but it hasnt got a horn push and im not sure what other parts i need for it... it is just the ring and the sterring wheel itself 😊
lenny1870 Slammed & Awesome Dubber
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Joel Now containing 100\% E-Wang
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The stock oil bath ones are just as big and alien looking as the paper element ones.lenny1870 wrote:thanks Joel, I dont particular mind with the air filter..
I mean if it is just as good as the oil bath one ill leave it, but is there any other size air filters that would still do the same job that are less....bulky? haha It sounds fussy but i dont know why its soo large? I suppose its stock standard that big whatever shape?
lenny1870 Slammed & Awesome Dubber
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cool thanks for the info 🙂 ill probably just stick with the one ive got now then... although i do need to replace the paper element anyway so thats why i was curious O_oJoel wrote:The stock oil bath ones are just as big and alien looking as the paper element ones.
Till you go twin carbs and detail the tinware VW engines aren't much to look at anyway so i wouldn't worry too much about the filter type.
You should make up a wood glovebox lid to match the rest.
Either a thin overlay over the top or replace it all together.
hinges are fairly simple design and a router can easily make a recess for the latch.
t_tuffnut Wolfsburg Wizard
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lenny1870 Slammed & Awesome Dubber
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Alrighty then I might make one and if I like it, it can stay 😀 I have bits and pieces of trim laying around, Im sure i can whip up a strip just like i did with the doors!t_tuffnut wrote:the wooden glove box lid would look great. And it is already non standard interior - maybe you could get a longer piece of chrome and cut it down? or snag a piece of an older style lid.
Also, you can get the screws and springs you need for the horn from Classic Vee Dub from memory - I think I got mine there ages ago. You can order online. They also have wooden look knobs for the dash and window winders if you were so inclined.
sander288 "Bolt-on Master"
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