G60 Conversion on `89 90 Quattro
Todd Phenneger
tquattroguy at yahoo.com
Sat Aug 26 20:56:33 EDT 2000
Great, thanks,
I'd love to know how much a fully assembled 90q two piece strut unit weighs. Springs, shocks, rotor, etc with the factory G-54's. If anyone is pulling theirs then weigh it.
l8r
Todd
JShadzi at aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 8/26/00 6:58:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
tquattroguy at yahoo.com writes:
<< Do you by any chance know the weight difference between the 90q 2-piece
strut and the 4kq unit. I do know that the ur-q strut assembly weights 10
lbs more than the 4kq. I think it was 40 and 50 lbs each.That was with rotor
attached I believe, both using G-54's but the ur-q unit of course had larger
rotors that are a couple lbs heavier. If that.
>>
No, I don't know the weight. I imagine the weight difference is not
huge, but the forged steel bearing housing could be heavier than the steel
one piece versions.
Just to clear up the brake issue, all the two piece struts on the 80/90s
use the G54 with the wider bolt spacing. The 20V sedans and Coupes use G-60s
basically mounted on the same strut housings with different rotors.
Javad
Todd Phenneger
83' ur-q (awaiting a 20vt)
84' 4ktq fun but I'm sick of CIS.
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