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Steering Box for 1949-77 VW Beetle Ghia Squareback Thing 113415061C - Best Quality Available
We now have two steering box versions available. This is the best quality option available on the market, which uses a full end cap support bushing, and uses the original TRW plans and machining process. Both available steering boxes are made in Brazil.
Euromax/US AUTOMOTIVE Brazilian made steering box for 62-77 VW Type 1 Beetle, Karmann Ghia and Type 3. These are the only steering box with a bronze bushing on both ends of the steering shaft for longer reliability. Accepts late style 24mm small pitman arm and fits all VW Type 1 beams. If you are fitting this to a 1961 and earlier car, you will need a new 24mm pitman arm. Contact us for the correct arm for your application.
Made in Brazil by US Automotive.
Tech Tip: These steering boxes may need adjustment once installed. They should be adjusted to snug on-center and will be looser towards full left and right lock - that is how all VW style steering gear boxes are made to operate. Brand new steering boxes always have a break-in period of a couple hundred miles, and may need a final adjustment after break in is complete.
Still have loose steering after install and break-in? The most common loose steering culprits are steering coupler (aka rag joint), loose pitman arm, and worn tie rod ends. Check all these components to locate the loose steering culprit.
Fits models:
1950-77 Standard Beetle/Bug
1956-74 Karmann Ghia
1963-73 Type 3 Fastback, Notchback, Squareback
1973-74 Thing
Will not fit any Super Beetle
EUR-113415061C, 113-415-061C
Euromax/US AUTOMOTIVE Brazilian made steering box for 62-77 VW Type 1 Beetle, Karmann Ghia and Type 3. These are the only steering box with a bronze bushing on both ends of the steering shaft for longer reliability. Accepts late style 24mm small pitman arm and fits all VW Type 1 beams. If you are fitting this to a 1961 and earlier car, you will need a new 24mm pitman arm. Contact us for the correct arm for your application.
Made in Brazil by US Automotive.
Tech Tip: These steering boxes may need adjustment once installed. They should be adjusted to snug on-center and will be looser towards full left and right lock - that is how all VW style steering gear boxes are made to operate. Brand new steering boxes always have a break-in period of a couple hundred miles, and may need a final adjustment after break in is complete.
Still have loose steering after install and break-in? The most common loose steering culprits are steering coupler (aka rag joint), loose pitman arm, and worn tie rod ends. Check all these components to locate the loose steering culprit.
Fits models:
1950-77 Standard Beetle/Bug
1956-74 Karmann Ghia
1963-73 Type 3 Fastback, Notchback, Squareback
1973-74 Thing
Will not fit any Super Beetle
EUR-113415061C, 113-415-061C
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Original: $220.38
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We now have two steering box versions available. This is the best quality option available on the market, which uses a full end cap support bushing, and uses the original TRW plans and machining process. Both available steering boxes are made in Brazil.
Euromax/US AUTOMOTIVE Brazilian made steering box for 62-77 VW Type 1 Beetle, Karmann Ghia and Type 3. These are the only steering box with a bronze bushing on both ends of the steering shaft for longer reliability. Accepts late style 24mm small pitman arm and fits all VW Type 1 beams. If you are fitting this to a 1961 and earlier car, you will need a new 24mm pitman arm. Contact us for the correct arm for your application.
Made in Brazil by US Automotive.
Tech Tip: These steering boxes may need adjustment once installed. They should be adjusted to snug on-center and will be looser towards full left and right lock - that is how all VW style steering gear boxes are made to operate. Brand new steering boxes always have a break-in period of a couple hundred miles, and may need a final adjustment after break in is complete.
Still have loose steering after install and break-in? The most common loose steering culprits are steering coupler (aka rag joint), loose pitman arm, and worn tie rod ends. Check all these components to locate the loose steering culprit.
Fits models:
1950-77 Standard Beetle/Bug
1956-74 Karmann Ghia
1963-73 Type 3 Fastback, Notchback, Squareback
1973-74 Thing
Will not fit any Super Beetle
EUR-113415061C, 113-415-061C
Euromax/US AUTOMOTIVE Brazilian made steering box for 62-77 VW Type 1 Beetle, Karmann Ghia and Type 3. These are the only steering box with a bronze bushing on both ends of the steering shaft for longer reliability. Accepts late style 24mm small pitman arm and fits all VW Type 1 beams. If you are fitting this to a 1961 and earlier car, you will need a new 24mm pitman arm. Contact us for the correct arm for your application.
Made in Brazil by US Automotive.
Tech Tip: These steering boxes may need adjustment once installed. They should be adjusted to snug on-center and will be looser towards full left and right lock - that is how all VW style steering gear boxes are made to operate. Brand new steering boxes always have a break-in period of a couple hundred miles, and may need a final adjustment after break in is complete.
Still have loose steering after install and break-in? The most common loose steering culprits are steering coupler (aka rag joint), loose pitman arm, and worn tie rod ends. Check all these components to locate the loose steering culprit.
Fits models:
1950-77 Standard Beetle/Bug
1956-74 Karmann Ghia
1963-73 Type 3 Fastback, Notchback, Squareback
1973-74 Thing
Will not fit any Super Beetle
EUR-113415061C, 113-415-061C
