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Hi I just picked up the perfect project. It is a 63 original owner sort off that was modified in the late sixties early seventies.
4 mint EMPI sprintstars. Astrali steering wheel and seat covers that were modeled on the Ford capri
Also with the car was a toolkit some NOS parts and a lot of dirt
From my own collection I will add the folowing: EMPI tappet covers
EMPI 88mm aluminium finned sleeves. Roller bearing crank. Lollette Intake manifolds for 36 DCD Webers (I need one 36)
Aluminium EMPI (new) Pully I am still looking for a set of period perfect VDO Gauges
I would love some more info on old SA performance parts If anyone can help.
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Post by Merlin »

Pics?

Astrali?

You mention Lollette manifolds IMPI...

My Kadrons have some very sh*tty-looking manifolds...

I've priced new, snazzy looking Kadron manifolds overseas, but if something decent is available here...

Does Lollette supply Kadron manifolds?

Thanks, N.
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Hp is how fast you hit the wall, and Torque is how far you take the wall with you."
sled wrote:well obviously the UK is wrong.
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Post by IMPI »

As anything from Volkspares these days.... No more home grown innovation Those lolette manifolds fit 36 dcd webers and not Kadrons Did you know that the first Kadrons were actuall Puma Carbs and were taken of Brazillian 4.1 chevrolet engines Only one carb for a whole 4.1 liter engine WOW
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Post by Pine »

IMPI asked:
I would love some more info on old SA performance parts If anyone can help.
*Verimark salesman voice*

Sick and tired of being just a number on the road? :shock:

Gatvol for trying to find your Beetle in a parking lot between hundreds of others that look EXACTLY the same? :evil:

Wishing you had the performance of the other cars you only see flashing their headlights in your rear view mirror, and then passing you in a flash? :cry:

Beetle owner, do not dispair - we have the solution! :idea:

For a mere R 140.00, you can fit a complete set of Weber carbs, turning your snail-on-wheels Beetle into a lightning bolt!

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...or for the ALL TIME low price of R 94.00 how about a bigbore kit, turning your 1200cc into a MONSTEROUS 1352cc?

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..of course with a 1.4 to 1 Hi-Lift ROCKER KIT at R 72.26 - compliments of EMPI Suid-Afrika

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Performance should be HEARD as well. What you need is a Paddy GENUINE BULLET EXTRACTOR exhaust system, yours for only R 35.00

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Say GOODBYE! to vintage points and condensors, and fit a revolutionary MSI electronic ignition system for only R 36.00!

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With ALL THAT PERFORMANCE, obviously you need the handling to suit, so you can also get a rear axle CAMBER COMPENSATOR for the real-value-for-money price of R 12.50!

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Aaaah - Mr Botha, I can see you are a main who likes to be in control of his own destiny. Now you can be even MORE in control with this wood-rimmed steering wheel, as fitted to Porsche sports cars, for ONLY R 45.00..

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Illuminate your destiny even further with a set of futuristic quartz and iodene spot and fog lamps at R 9.50 each:

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In the highly unlikely event of things going wrong, GUARANTEE the safety of yourself and your family with these Irvin self-retracting seat belts at only 75 cents each:

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But DECREASE the risk even further, and stay on the road with a HERMES AEROFOIL for only R 12.50

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Treat your Beetle with a set of these imported Speedwell-BRM wheels at R 156.00 a set or R 39.00 each

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...but if that is a bit tough on your pocket, why not settle for a set of these 13 inch Ralle-Mag alloy wheels at an affordable R 24.00 each?

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BUT THAT'S NOT ALL!!

How about...

Engine air intake grills, cigar lighters, fibre glass stone guards or a crested gear knob?

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or...

Bumper overriders, an 'I never drink water' VW beer mug?

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or...

A sports gear lever, a parcel tray, carpet sets or GOLD pens and pencils?

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(All prices exclude GST, and are subject to change without prior notice)

P.S: All pictures above specially researched and scanned by PINE 'cause IMPI promised me a NEW STEERING BOX! :wink:
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Wow
Thanks Pine
Didnt know BRMs were available those days!
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My goodness that brings back some memories. Where were you when those things were new.Ialways thought the aerofoil was a good invetion but to this day I dont know if it realy worked,same with the pointless ignition. Im still driving a car with points and have never bothered to change it. Tanks for the research.
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Post by Merlin »

Hahahaha! 12.5 seconds... *roflmao*
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Hp is how fast you hit the wall, and Torque is how far you take the wall with you."
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Post by Pine »

Hahahaha! 12.5 seconds... *roflmao*
50 mph = 80.5 km/h

roll on the floor even further...

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A few more period ads..

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Pine i got plans for a time mechine that i got on the net wanna help me bild it :?: :lol:
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Those pics of that '67 1500 'super'beetle bring back good memories. How I would love to own one now---
anybody know of one lying around----?
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Post by Merlin »

..of course with a 1.4 to 1 Hi-Lift ROCKER KIT at R 72.26 - compliments of EMPI Suid-Afrika

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Just got me a set of these...the genuine vintage ones.

Paid nearly ten times that. :mrgreen:

More vintage EMPI bits on their way...pics soon!

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Hp is how fast you hit the wall, and Torque is how far you take the wall with you."
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Post by beetlepower »

i have those ralle mags on my bug and never knew what they were called THANKS
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Post by Pine »

beetlepower wrote
have those ralle mags on my bug and never knew what they were called THANKS
no problem, please post some pics of your car! They're 13inch, right?
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