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DOn't you have to drill for an 8v install? was: Stock 16v lowerstress bar

Subject: DOn't you have to drill for an 8v install? was: Stock 16v lowerstress bar
From: tberk@mindspring.com (T Berk)
Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 00:13:02 -0800
References: <3C93D061.995BFC31@sympatico.ca>

John Erk wrote:
> 
> I'm considering getting a  stock 16v lower stress bar from a friend(for
> a good price) for my 85 8v. Is it sufficient, or should I save up for an
> Autotech or Eurosport? It's only for street use. How hard is it to
> install?
> John
> 


I thought there would be the need to drill two holes for the rear bolts.
Is this true?

TBerk

Follow-Ups:
- DOn't you have to drill for an 8v install? was: Stock 16v lower stress bar
  - From: rabbit16v@prodigy.net (Dave Ewing)
- DOn't you have to drill for an 8v install? was: Stock 16v lower stress bar
  - From: rick@brubakerbox.com (Rick Alexander)
- DOn't you have to drill for an 8v install? was: Stock 16vlower stress bar
  - From: brianm@zbt62.eastnet.gatech.edu (Brian McGarvey)

References:
- Stock 16v lower stress bar
  - From: johnny.erk@sympatico.ca (John Erk)

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