Splitscreen Bus Torsion Arm Kit - 1964-67

This Genuine VW front torsion arm is for use on all Splitscreen Buses from August 1963 onwards including Brazilian Split Buses.

They can also be used on 1955 to 1963 models but you will need to remove the collar (carefully grind off) and use later Link Pins in your spindles.

Upper arm which can be used on either the left or right hand side.

Torsion arm grub screw that retains the torsion arms onto the ends of the leaves and is also used in the centre of the beam to retain the leaves in a fixed position on the front axle of  Beetles, Karmann Ghia, Type 3, Baywindow and Splitscreen Buses

Quality: Good quality 

Quantity: Sold each

Applications:

VW Beetle: 1949 – 1979

VW Splitscreen Van: 1950 – 1967

VW Baywindow Van: 1968 – 1979

VW Karmann Ghia: 1955 – 1974

VW Type 3: 1961 – 1973

VW Trekker: 1968 – 1983

VW Buggy + Baja: 1949 – 1979

Torsion arm grub screw nut that retains the torsion arm grub screw onto the ends of the leaves and is also used in the centre of the beam to retain the leaves in a fixed position on the front axle of  Beetles, Karmann Ghia, Type 3, Baywindow and Splitscreen Buses

Quality: Good quality 

Quantity: Sold each

Measurements: This 14mm Nut has a 1.5mm thread pitch and a 19mm head

Applications:

VW Beetle: 1949 – 1979

VW Splitscreen Van: 1950 – 1967

VW Baywindow Van: 1968 – 1979

VW Karmann Ghia: 1955 – 1974

VW Type 3: 1961 – 1973

VW Trekker: 1968 – 1983

VW Buggy + Baja: 1949 – 1979

Front rubber torsion arm seal that fits between the torsion arm and the beam on all Splitscreen and Early Baywindow buses from 1968 – 1970 

Quality: Good quality 

Quantity: Sold each, 4 required per bus

Applications:

VW Splitscreen Van: 1950 – 1967

VW Baywindow Van: 1968 – 1970

This Genuine VW front torsion arm are for use on all Splitscreen Buses from August 1963 onwards including Brazilian Split Buses.

They can also be used on 1955 to 1963 models but you will need to remove the collar (carefully grind off) and use later Link Pins in your spindles.

Lower arm which can be used on either the left or right hand side.