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#91034489
$1,051.99
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Front Position, Subframe Crossmember Type, Steel
| Garage Sale Type | Discontinued |
| Position | Front |
| Crossmember Type | Subframe |
| Crossmember Style | Boxed |
| Attachment Style | Bolt-on |
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Speedway Motors is the exclusive distributor of the incredible SOCALOOK® front crossmember and straight axle kits for 1944-77 VW Beetle sedans and convertibles. This unique crossmember allows you to place either a tube or I-beam straight axle and radius rods under the front of your VW Bug, making for a truly low cost and one-of-a-kind ride.
Choose either a tube axle (# 913-39055) or I-beam axle (# 913-39060) front suspension kit to go with your SOCALOOK® crossmember. Both axle kits include the axle of your choice, radius rods, spindles, spring, shocks, steering arms/rods, and all hardware.
Crossmember kit 910-34489 includes:
Note: This crossmember kit fits both the king-pin and ball joint style floor pans. It is NOT applicable to the Volkswagen Super Beetle application. Wheel base is 107.5" when installed.
Plain steel finish (not red as pictured)
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Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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| MFG. Part # | 91034489 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Garage Sale Type | Discontinued |
| Position | Front |
| Crossmember Type | Subframe |
| Crossmember Style | Boxed |
| Attachment Style | Bolt-on |
| GENERAL | |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Color | Red |
| Hardware Included | Yes |
| Sold in Quantity | Kit |
| Notes | This crossmember kit fits both the king-pin and ball joint style floor pans. It won't work for a Volkswagen Super Beetle. Wheel base is 107.50" when installed. |
4.7
3 Reviews
Customers praise the product for its excellent quality and heavy-duty construction, highlighting the superior welding. The product's customizable nature due to its unfinished state is a unique, appreciated feature. Its easy installation process and perfect fit are also confirmed qualities. The product stands out for its aesthetics and is recommended over competitors for its quality and practicality.
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Excellent product
4.0
10 years ago
Pitdog
Victoria B.C.
Verified
Easy to install pretty much self explanatory
Would Recommend
Heavy duty construction
5.0
11 years ago
Hanksmetals
Sarasota, Fl.
Verified
I like the quality welding on this piece. The fact that it comes unfinished is a plus as I had it powder coated the color of my choice.
Would Recommend
fit perfect and looks great
5.0
14 years ago
John
Bellport NY
looks great
Would Recommend
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6 Questions • 7 Answers
Could I get one for a right side drive? I have a 70 type 1 and was thinking about converting it to a right side drive from what I can tell by the picture it would be the steering box mount and master cylinder that just flip sides. If so i would be very interested in special ordering one .
by rockefeller57
• 11 years ago
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Bump steer A hot rods tie rod and steering rod sit right behind the axle and therefore travel through the same arc when under suspension load. As the beetle has a tunnel, with your kit the tie rod sits well above the line of the axle and the steering rod sits at an angle to meet the tie rod at one end, how does your kit get around the bump steer problem that would be created by the tie rod and steering rod not being right behind the axle therefore going through different arcs when the vehicle is under suspension loads.
by Airspeed65
• 12 years ago
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Will this work on a 72 Super Beetle? I know the year is correct but It says it works on a beetle and does not mention Super Beetle which is different.
by KyleD
• 12 years ago
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does it change the ride height does it lower the front
by RogoRah
• 12 years ago
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I am wondering about brakes, Is there a kit that goes along with these front ends?
by OLE
• 15 years ago
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Does the VW axle kit include the two brackets that mount inside on the floor to mount the radius rod end (hair pins)?
by Bill
• 15 years ago
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1950-1977 Volkswagen Beetle
