RE: bremerton long

[John Karasaki <johkar@teleport.com>]

At 08:27 AM 5/29/96 -0400, you wrote:
>
>It depends on how you define adjustable.  You could change the like length
>to get more or less rigidity. 
>
>Is this done by sliding the end-links toward and away from the ends of the
bar such that adjustment is reversible and not a 'one time' deal?
>
>THANKS,
>
>-glen
>
No, this is accomplished by using end-links of different lengths and/or
different shapes.  Some I've seen use straight end links; others the stock
double bend front end-links, etc.  This is just a front anti-swaybar used on
the rear with center mounting brackets and polyurethane bushings (two).  Not
to not sell you on it, but you could build the exact setup yourself by
raiding the parts bin at a wrecking yard and maybe your local hi-pro shop.

Regards,

John Karasaki

The Karasaki's, proud owners of AUDI automobiles

1981 Coupe
1982 TQC
1984 5000S Wagon
1990 V8