[urq] Front/Rear Suspension Updates

[Martin Pajak]

I am talking about the '91 Forged control arms that look like a big V.
Those do have a provision for sway bar attachment, but yes, CQ never used
it as the sway bar on those cars attaches traight onto the strut.

I can send you a pic of Ur-q 20v suspension to clarify.

Part numbers are:

893 407 148D
893 407 147D

Cheers

-- 
Martin Pajak

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1982 Audi Ur-quattro (50,000 mi) new project
1983 Audi Ur-quattro (85,000 mi) Concourse d'Elegance
1985 Audi Ur-quattro (212,000 km) Euro spec. import mit 3B :)
1987 Audi 4000s quattro (205,000 km) wintervagen mit 7A :)



> Renneisen, Eric      475
> Martin wrote:
>> It's a bolt on application if you upgrade the swaybar f/r to newer
> style.
>> Newer swaybar is needed to work with newer control arms.
>
> Careful here...  The B3 CQ came with two types of suspension setup.
> The early '90 cars had stamped arms and front swaybar like the later
> urq (and no rear bar).  The later CQ got cast arms and F/R swaybars
> linked to the strut.  So, "newer" swaybar terminology might get
> confusing.
>
> I presume you're talking about using the early CQ stamped arms that
> have a provision for the swaybar link bushing.  I *think* the cast arms
> don't have the required hole.
>
> Eric R.
> '86 urq
> '93 S4
>
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