

| Subject: | Will someone please post this to the main vanagon |
| From: | gary hradek |
| Date: | Mon, 11 Mar 2002 13:10:08 -0800 |
DARWIN7217@AOL.COM --- DARWIN7217@AOL.COM wrote: > Will someone please post this to the main vanagon > list as well. > > I have an 82 van with the old-style (correct year, > bent design) > stabilizer/drop link. In the past, someone > apparently fitted a late-model > (post-84) sway bar, but retained the original > stabilizer links. In this > application, the swaybar interferes with the > steering shaft, with a slight > rubbing at low speed and especially w/ a full tank > of gas. My question is > this... Is it possible to use the post-84 > stabilizer links (which are > straight) to solve this problem? The lower control > arm and the mounting > point for this style stabilizer link are different > on the post-84 than on my > van, so i don't know if it can be used. Otherwise I > just have to replace the > sway bar. Anybody who has experience with this > retrofit? > > I searched the vanagon archives and found only one > article that implied this > was possible, but i want to know for sure. It may > be cheaper to do the sway > bar anyway; haven't priced used parts yet. > Again, someone please post this to the main vanagon > list if you can. > thanks, > Andy __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Try FREE Yahoo! Mail - the world's greatest free email! http://mail.yahoo.com/
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