How much does the Kugel Komponents Phase II IFS cost?

The Phase II cast stainless A-arm system is $2795.00, or $3195.00 chrome & polished as shown.

What is included with the Phase II front suspension?

Cast stainless steel spindle assembly and A-arms with E-Z Eccentric alignment, billet calipers, billet coil-over shocks, rotor cover, ball joint caps, an extra heavy gauge steel cross member (30 lbs), plus a new rack and pinion rear mount steering and sway bar at no additional cost.

What's the difference between Phase I and Phase II?

Phase I uses tubular mild steel or stainless A-arms (developed before the cast stainless Phase II A-arms); all other features are the same as the Phase II. Phase I is $2495.00 in plain steel or $2795.00 in stainless, with chrome & polish adding $400.00.

What frame is the Hi Boy IFS designed for?

The Hi Boy IFS is for any '32 pinched-style frame, using shorty billet spindles for a low look; it's $4000.00 as shown.

How do I order from Kugel Komponents?

Call (562) 691-7006 or visit www.kugelkomponents.com; the address is 451 Park Industrial Drive, La Habra, CA 90631. Visa and MasterCard are accepted.

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Kugel Komponents IFS Ad - Phase I & II, Hi Boy, Indy Style Front Suspension

Kugel Komponents independent front suspension system advertisement with pricing

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Kugel Komponents sales ad showing Phase I and Phase II independent front suspension systems with pricing.

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This document is a color advertisement/brochure page from Kugel Komponents of La Habra, California, promoting their independent front suspension (IFS) systems for most cars and trucks, primarily aimed at hot rod builders. It showcases four products with photos and pricing: the Phase II system with cast stainless A-arms ($2795.00, or $3195.00 chrome & polished), described as their most popular front suspension including cast stainless steel spindle assembly, E-Z Eccentric alignment A-arms, billet calipers, billet coil-over shocks, rotor covers, ball joint caps, and an extra heavy gauge steel cross member (30 lbs), with a new rack-and-pinion rear mount steering and sway bar included at no extra cost. The Phase I system uses tube-type A-arms in plain mild steel ($2495.00) or stainless steel ($2795.00), with chrome and polish adding $400.00. The Hi Boy IFS ($4000.00 as shown) is designed for '32 pinched-style frames with shorty billet spindles for a low look. The Indy Style front end ($4550.00 as shown) targets extended frames for an open-wheel look. The ad also notes a matching IRS is available, and provides ordering information: phone (562) 691-7006, address 451 Park Industrial Drive, La Habra, CA 90631, and website www.kugelkomponents.com; Visa and MasterCard accepted.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does the Kugel Komponents Phase II IFS cost?: The Phase II cast stainless A-arm system is $2795.00, or $3195.00 chrome & polished as shown.
What is included with the Phase II front suspension?: Cast stainless steel spindle assembly and A-arms with E-Z Eccentric alignment, billet calipers, billet coil-over shocks, rotor cover, ball joint caps, an extra heavy gauge steel cross member (30 lbs), plus a new rack and pinion rear mount steering and sway bar at no additional cost.
What's the difference between Phase I and Phase II?: Phase I uses tubular mild steel or stainless A-arms (developed before the cast stainless Phase II A-arms); all other features are the same as the Phase II. Phase I is $2495.00 in plain steel or $2795.00 in stainless, with chrome & polish adding $400.00.
What frame is the Hi Boy IFS designed for?: The Hi Boy IFS is for any '32 pinched-style frame, using shorty billet spindles for a low look; it's $4000.00 as shown.
How do I order from Kugel Komponents?: Call (562) 691-7006 or visit www.kugelkomponents.com; the address is 451 Park Industrial Drive, La Habra, CA 90631. Visa and MasterCard are accepted.