Shawn D. is right about the rear sway bar mount...

[louielouie]

...my 19 m/m rear sway bar had popped the spot welds loose and was relatively easy to weld back on by laying a bead around the edge of the existing flange but I didn't add any of the gussets like Shawn did. This time the welds held but the bracket was torn off so I now will be looking for another bracket to install. It happened to be the bracket in front of the fuel tank and I will be replacing the cut fuel lines too.
If you have bigger sway bars, reinforce them but not the 'cheap' way I did.
BTW, it wasn't autocrossing that did it - entering a steep driveway at an angle that articulated the suspension to the breaking point. !@#$

[Shawn D.]

For reference, here's the link to my page on how I repaired mine:

http://home.mindspring.com/~scrappycrow ... acket.html


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