front swaybar in back

[David.Payne at brinksinc.com]

Can't the mounts from the VW subframe be welded to the Audi subframe?





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you need the fron a arms turned backwards on the rear, the sway, end
links and you need to fab up some sway bar mount bushings


On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 08:39:56 -0500, David.Payne at brinksinc.com
<David.Payne at brinksinc.com> wrote:
> Picked up a VW Quantum front subframe with a 21mm swaybar and endlinks.
> Other than the obvious cutting and welding, any BTDT's relating to
putting
> the bar in the back of a 90q?  I'd really like to not change the rear
arms
> because I have a recent alignment.
> Thanks, DP
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