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Correct. Too many variations for us to make them fit and OEM set up. We control the tube, we control the bushing, it works every time.

Haynes, chilton or VW Shop Manual will go through those specific steps or you can view one of the 500 other videos we did on the subject Mr. Thumbs.

If you built it to fit one application, it will not fit the exact same on another. It isn't built to be that finely tuned as you might expect. It's up to the end user to get it where they want it.

No sorry. I appreciate your viewership. I hope my team gets a chance to wow you with our products and craftsmanship

Thanks Dino

Alex we got you. We will respond to your email, your text, your direct message and your WhatsApp message after we get back from our vacation

there is a button on your phone or computer to lower or mute the sounds right? 😘

Hate....Damn. Thanks for commenting.

We don't have any shocks that will fit with out having the kit installed, sorry my friend.

Supposedly magic although it wasn't working that day.

Two button options. Mute or volume, my apologies.

What year and model my friend?

1967 VW Bug. What is your tube thickness for the cross tubes? I hope their thickness is a little better than stock.

.120 wall DOM - www.airkewld.com/Stage-1-PRObuilt-Adjustable-Beam-Complete-2200-p/2200.htm

Depending on the year will depend on the location of where the cable will enter. backhanding the cable by feeling for the tube and routing it by hand has always worked in the past. You can try installing one of these - www.airkewld.com/Chassis-Inspection-Plate-Kit-2701-p/2701.htm and it will make it a breeze. Good luck.

It is a 72 super beetle

@@jamesbaber1582 Do you have a mirror and a flashlight? Put the mirror in the pedal assembly hole in the tunnel and shine a flashlight at the mirror to locate the tube. Then it should be easy to locate.

I finally got it in the tube but it keeps getting stuck towards the end of the tube and having trouble getting it completely threw now

No idea my friend.

What about them Mr. Big?

@@AirkewldVWs 😆 Well I did a little research after having made the comment.. I was unaware that people were running VW’s w/o front shocks. I recently purchased a 69 with the narrower front beam and it’s made with no upper shock towers / mounts. I’m interested in fabricating something but it’s a full steel body, so the towers would be coming up into the trunk area! Unless I can angle them outboard for clearance. What thinks you? 🤔

@@bighammer587My question is why are you wanting them? If you aren't building a cruiser, swap out the beam to a version that has them. If your are just building a cruiser, tell me why you think you need shocks up front.

@@AirkewldVWs Yes, she’s a cruiser.. I bought it with a seized engine so I haven’t driven it. I was under the impression that to be streetable, it would need shocks to keep it from being so bouncy! But maybe it’s not the case if people are doing this. I have no idea why someone put this front beam in the car, it’s not even lowered 😆

@@AirkewldVWs I’m an old school guy, this is new to me. My last bug was a 66 bug that I had back in the eighties. We called it “slammed” back then because it looked like a scrubbing bubble. But that was before the lowering spindles became available, AFAIK. It had a nice stance, but nowhere near what people are doing today.

www.airkewld.com/Stage-1-PRObuilt-Adjustable-Beam-Complete-2201-p/2201.htm

Thx Hector.

We have done this several times on this channel and we didn't want to do the same thing over and over again. Please check out our other videos and they will go into more info than this one.

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We send them internationally every week. No adjustment necessary and corn head grease is already in it.

thank you i order one today , cant wait to install it 😊

Only on ball joint models.

Thanks Evil 😈

We can send you all the parts necessary for you to do this Rob, let me know.

​@@AirkewldVWsThanks for the offer but I'm halfway across the world in S. Africa & the Rand/Dollar is very unfavourable (for me), thanks again

www.airkewld.com/Brake-Parts-s/2335.htm

We won’t be doing them again, sorry Gary

We use Delrin bushings, we don't use roller bearings.

We don't work dirty. Everything is cleaned before we touch the parts.

Hmm....

Great tip, Never though of that. Heat gun or microwave for a few seconds?

What kind of help are you looking for?

@@AirkewldVWs most likely a new stronger pan/chassis

@@Nitewatch-xc9yz Not something we offer, sorry.