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Old 05-Sep-2004, 20:39   #2
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It's not that easy. The main problem is the position of the rear shock. On the SBK's it's offset, yours is centrally mounted.
You need to cut and reposition the upper shock mount on the frame.
The SBK arm will also extend your wheelbase slightly.
There are/maybe some spacing issues to take in to account to??

I had a customer last year do the same thing to a S4. We commisioned the work out to Metmachex Engineering who did a bespoke item. Not cheap, but absolutely outstanding workmanship.

If you need more info mail me or contact Metmachex.
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