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CSP Front Axle Beam Adjuster Kit: Beetle (1947-1979), Karmann Ghia (1955-1974), Beetle Cabrio (1949-1970)
SKU
AC498100
CSP Front Axle Beam Adjuster Kit: Beetle (1947-1979), Karmann Ghia (1955-1974), Beetle Cabrio (1949-1970)
SKU
AC498100
Reviews & Ratings
With help of these adjusters, you can convert your factory front beam to an adjustable one.
This CSP adjuster is characterized by the accurately machined teeth and high-quality standards.
The front beam will need to be removed and stripped prior to cutting and welding in these adjusters.
The radius of the adjusters matches the factory diameter of the axle tubes.
Two adjusters per front beam are needed.
$91.50 $83.18
Product Information
This product is intended for use as originally designed and should not be modified for alternative purposes. Please ensure it is installed by a qualified professional. Fitting instructions are typically not included with the product. Contacts
| Also known as | AC498100 |
|---|---|
| Marque | Volkswagen |
| Vehicle | Beetle, Karmann Ghia, Beetle Cabriolet |
| Brand | CSP |
| Quality | Top Quality |
| Unit of sale | Each |
| Standard or Upgrade | Upgrade |
| Supplier code | 401 021 100 |
| ABS | No |
| Weight | 1.00 |
Fits Vehicles
| Beetle | 1947-1979 |
|---|---|
| Karmann Ghia | 1955-1974 |
| Beetle Cabrio | 1949-1970 |
Product Questions
This is called a ‘kit’ but requires 2. Is the kit a pair or do I need to buy 2 kits for the front?? Sorry this is just a little confusing.
Question by: Craig Collins on 18 Apr 2025, 1:59 am
Afternoon Craig,
It really depends on how far you wish to lower your car. Generally if it's more than a couple of inches you will need x2 kits.
If you're lowering the front just a little to compensate for a sagging rear end you could get away with a single kit.
It really depends on how far you wish to lower your car. Generally if it's more than a couple of inches you will need x2 kits.
If you're lowering the front just a little to compensate for a sagging rear end you could get away with a single kit.
Answer by: Max Morley (Admin) on 22 Apr 2025, 4:00 pm