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I don't think lowering 1 notch would really kill your longevity. As for your suspension crack, It might have already been there, lowering the car just enhanced it. -- Shawn & Lisa Albertin Air Cooled &Loving it!! 67Fastback---65Variant:) details@superior.net New York U.S.A. ---------- From: Christopher J Swafford <swaffordvw@juno.com> To: type-3@umich.edu Subject: Re: Notchback Questions Date: Monday, July 07, 1997 10:46 AM DONT LOWER IT. I had one lowered and it didnt last a year and a half untill i started cracking the front h-beam!!!!!! Leave it at stock suspension and just pimp it out!! I notch is to rare to kill lowering it if you know what i mean I couldnt help putting this word in. Cyall l8r From,(swaffordvw@juno.com) 71 Squareback Need Quarterpanel work otherwise perfect Cond. 83 GTI Rabbit 150K and still kickin. ===========DELHI, OHIO==================================== Do You Do Quarterpanels EXPERTLY??? Email Me if You Do. On Mon, 07 Jul 1997 07:43:21 -0600 Boyd Drew <bdrew@streetinc.com> writes: >Ok, This mught be a long winded one, so hang on..... > > >I finally picked up my '65 1500S Notchback ('70 pan w/ front disks) >and brought it home. After cleaning out the interior full of crap >(isn't it always this way!) I bagen to survey what I had to work with >(I also found the original German owners manual BONUS!!!!). After >checking everything out, I have determined that I need a few things >right away. 1st, I need a steering wheel, I am using one from a >friends '65 type I right now. I am also looking for an original >radio. > > >I am planning to lower the car and put my EMPI Sprint stars on it, but >with this being my first t-III I have no idea what to do to the front. > I dont have to cut it do I, If so I will reconsider as I dont want to >hack this little car up. I know how to readjust the rear spring >plates in the rear. > > >Along with my $400.00 Notch came a whole schmear of T-III parts, >almost a whole car worth. There is a '70 pan (I will be using this, >sorry) A bunch of fenders, original variant trunk script, and a whole >box of carbs, manifolds. And a bunch of other stuff that I havent >sorted my way through yet. Soon I will post a listing of all the >parts that I have that I do not need so you guys can maybe find that >missing item. > > >GREG: I need as much Type III information as I can get my hands on, >engine info, suspension info, etc.. I am getting ready to seperate >the pan from the body and cannot find any information on this. From >what I have seen by looking at the car, I have to pull the motor, >trans, mounting fork, front end stuff, then unbolt the body. Any >pointers you have would be fantastic. > > >Thanks guys, > > >Drew\ > > > > >-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > >| <bold><italic>Boyd Drew - VW Addict ></italic></bold>| <color><param>0000,8080,8080</param> Keep >AirCoolin' > </color>| > >|<color><param>ffff,0000,0000</param> bdrew@streetinc.com > > </color>|<color><param>ffff,0000,0000</param> /V\ > > </color>| > >|<color><param>ffff,0000,0000</param> vwaddict@usa.net > > </color>|<color><param>ffff,0000,0000</param> \W/ > > </color>| > >|<color><param>ffff,0000,ffff</param> >http://www.geocities.com/motorcity/7151 ></color>|<color><param>ffff,0000,ffff</param> ></color>| > >-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- >