Dave Folts (DFT) 4340 Billet Steel Stub Axles | VW IRS Rear | 930 or Type 2 CV Flange, Long or Short | Pair with Axle Nuts

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Product details
  • Vendor Dave Folts Transmission
  • SKU KP-DFT-STUB-930L
  • Fits
    • 1969-1979|VW|Beetle IRS (confirm CV type)
    • 1969-1974|VW|Karmann Ghia IRS (confirm CV type)
    • 1969-1974|VW|Type 3 IRS (confirm CV type)
    • 1973-1974|VW|Thing (confirm CV type)
    • All Years|Dune Buggy|IRS off-road / Baja builds

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The stub axle is the part that carries your rear wheel — and on a hard-driven IRS Volkswagen it is the part you least want to break. These Dave Folts Transmissions (DFT) stub axles are machined in the USA from aircraft-grade 4340 billet steel and heat-treated for high-load use, so they stand up to sticky tires, big power, off-road landings and the side loads that crack tired factory parts. Each package includes two stub axles and the axle nuts.

Choose the CV flange that matches your joints and the length that suits your wheels.

Choosing your version

  • 930 CV flange — drilled for 3/8"-24 CV bolts, for builds running the larger Porsche 930-style CV joints.
  • Type 2 (002) CV flange — drilled for M8 x 1.25 CV bolts, for Type 2-style CV joints.
  • Long — stock stub-axle dimensions with an extended spline area.
  • Short — made to clear the cap on Porsche-style wheels without interference.

Not sure which you have? Count your CV bolts' thread and measure your joints, or send us a photo — we will tell you which version to order.

Fitment

  • Air-cooled VW with IRS (independent rear suspension) — Beetle, Karmann Ghia, Type 3 and Thing.
  • VW-based off-road cars, Baja Bugs and buggies running IRS rear suspension.

Please confirm your chassis, CV joint type and wheel before ordering — we are happy to check fit for you.

Features & benefits

  • Aircraft-grade 4340 billet steel — a tough nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy steel used for high-strength shafts.
  • Heat-treated for high-load performance.
  • 930 or Type 2 CV bolt pattern to suit your joints.
  • Long or short to suit stock or Porsche-style wheels.
  • Axle nuts included.
  • Made in the USA by Dave Folts Transmissions.

Specifications

Manufacturer Dave Folts Transmissions (DFT)
Material Aircraft-grade 4340 billet steel, heat-treated
CV flange options 930 (3/8"-24 bolts) or Type 2 / 002 (M8 x 1.25 bolts)
Length options Long (stock dimensions, extended spline) or Short (Porsche-style wheel clearance)
Quantity 2 stub axles plus axle nuts
Country of origin USA
Use Off-highway use only

Installation notes

  • Fit new rear wheel bearings and seals when you change stub axles — it is the right time and the labour is already done.
  • Use CV bolts of the correct thread (3/8"-24 for 930, M8 x 1.25 for Type 2) and torque them to the CV manufacturer's specification.
  • Torque the axle nuts to the correct factory specification for your application and fit a new cotter pin where used.
  • This is safety-critical work. If you are unsure, have a VW specialist install them.

Frequently asked questions

What comes in the package?
Two stub axles and axle nuts.

930 or Type 2 — which do I need?
Match your CV joints: the 930 version is drilled for 3/8"-24 bolts, the Type 2 (002) version for M8 x 1.25 bolts.

Long or short?
Long keeps stock dimensions with an extended spline area. Short is made to fit Porsche-style wheels without the cap interfering.

What are they made of?
Aircraft-grade 4340 billet steel, heat-treated, made in the USA by Dave Folts Transmissions.

Do they fit swing-axle cars?
No — stub axles are an IRS part. Swing-axle cars use one-piece axles.

Is the price the same as King Performance?
Yes — $850 per pair, the same as King's price, for every version.

Off-highway use only (per King Performance).

⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.