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Thread: Quadra link installed
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07-25-2006 #1
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Quadra link installed
Well mostly. The brackets are tacked on and the crossmember and pockets are welded in. The axle is in place under the car. Still have to locate the upper shock mounts.
DSE makes some nice stuff. I don't consider myself a super advanced car builder, but DSE's instructions and well designed products made the install quite straight forward.
If anyone is on the fence about installing a QL, get it, its not that hard to install, and can be done with basic tools and a 110v welder.
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07-25-2006 #2
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way to go ,i also did my dse quadralink in my garage.
07-25-2006 #3
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I did mine myself too. Good stuff and very nice to deal with.
Chris
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