Any one have some there selling? OR where is the best place to buy and a brand that will be engineered with no issues in NSW
I'm located in hurstville.
Mick058 ·
Aussieveedubbers · Buying, Selling & Swapping Parts
WTB - Dropped Spindles, best 'legal' brand
https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/67387/wtb-dropped-spindles-best-legal-brand
bond ·
dont think any are legal. rod penrose has chromemolly sets avail.
nick
nick
vw54 ·
Get across to Campsie Vintage have them in stock 9789-1777
Mick058 ·
All i can say thus far is shop around. Between shops i've had a lowest price of $375 for a pair, and a high price of $580 for a pair. Both CB performance. Also had a couple of second hand forum offers.
Craig Torrens ·
I can supply for $350.................these are for disc brake ball joint drop spindles........Not drum brake setups which cost you more once you have to buy the brackets etc !!
send me a PM or give me a call 😎
send me a PM or give me a call 😎
xornge666x ·
the ball joint ones are easier to do, as they have TUV approval in Europe, having obviously been tested by someone to allow that. You do still need an engineer report (starting about $500 usually) to say they are legal for your vehicle. Once you get an engineer involved with the car, you also need to upgrade a few other areas of the car before they will sign it off.
Link pin ones you need to get tested yourself, to prove they are stronger than the std item. They are, but you need to convince the engineer that, who is going to write a report to say that they are. This is a very expensive procedure...
Golde60 (Kim) on here has a report from a Vic engineer, but certainly is not just going to photocopy it all for you after how much is cost!! Might be able to work something out with him if you plan on using k&l spindles.
Link pin ones you need to get tested yourself, to prove they are stronger than the std item. They are, but you need to convince the engineer that, who is going to write a report to say that they are. This is a very expensive procedure...
Golde60 (Kim) on here has a report from a Vic engineer, but certainly is not just going to photocopy it all for you after how much is cost!! Might be able to work something out with him if you plan on using k&l spindles.