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Putting Air Ride on a 70s VW

Air Ride Suspensions Q & A
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urandaman   +1y
can anyone point me in the right direction to gather all the info needed to put air ride on the rear of a 70s VW Bug? how bad is the camber on the rear? im going to be putting the air ride on the back of a custom built VW Trike in exchange for a good amount of tattoo work hahaif any of yal have pictures or have done the rear please get at me. Aim Screen Name- Urandamanthanks
LowMitsu   +1y
Edited: 10/4/2006 9:29:35 AM by LowMitsu

Try searching on thesamba.com
streetsweeper1   +1y
airkewld.com
boooghar   +1y
I saw a trike at my buddies vw shop that was running a set of shockwaves, you mave more room to play with on a trike versus a bug since the body is the way, hell you could prolly run just airshocks
streetsweeper1   +1y
you can run just air shocks in the front, but its stupid. Thats why I put upper and lower control arms on the ghia suspension I built. There really is no easy way to bag it gracefully with the stock link pin shit. the newer ones have MacPherson struts. If you have any more questions about VW suspensions send me an IM. I should be able to answer any questions you may have.
boooghar   +1y
but were talking about the REAR OF A TRIKE, not the front of a type 1
streetsweeper1   +1y
Originally posted by BOOGER



but were talking about the REAR OF A TRIKE, not the front of a type 1AHH... I stand Corrected. I should have read it! LOL

The rear can be bagged with a cantilever attachment. (bagged on the bar) with a small dogbone link connected to the stock shockmount. If you check out the pics on Airkewld.com it will be simple for you.
dssur   +1y
air kewld stuff is sweet but seriously expensive.
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