Do any companies sell these in australia? or do ypu have to go O/S to buy them?
do they have to be "engineered" as per the post in general chit chat?
cheers
adz
65square ·
I had some made by Custom Bugs & Buses in Penrith, can't remember how much they cost though!
Adam_C ·
approx price wouldbe good . . . . ill ring round and i dont have the $$ just yet but id just finding things out
65square ·
i think around the $500 mark, I had the front & rear torsion bars turned at the same time. I'll see if I can find the invoice.
59 BUS ·
They are $770 exchange from Custom Bugs & Busses, for 2 inch ball joint dropped spindles. They are on my Christmas List!
2443TT ·
I'm in the process of upgrading my front end, and will have a second hand pair of king and link ones up for grabs soon, with disc brakes as well.
The disc's are drilled for 4 x 130mm and 5 x 130mm vw and porsche alloy wheels.
Give me about 3 weeks or so, and I'll be advertising them online here.
Cheers,
Ian.
blompod ·
are drop spindles hard to fit? I want some for my KG. Two inches is a big drop, any problems with tyre rubbing?
65square ·
Mine were fitted by CBB. They do widen the track a little, my tyres just rub the guards on full lock with 2 people in the car. This is on a Type 3 though, not sure what would happen with a Ghia.
matara ·
Why would you put dropped spindles on a Type 3? can't you just turn the torsions to drop the suspension front & rear?
Adam_C ·
iswinkels, u have an email mate🙂
65square ·
The spindles keep a bit more suspension travel. A combination of spindles & a little turn of the bars gets you low without banging on the bumpstops.