Supposing you were to remove the central diff and the lay shafts from your Audi 90, do you intend to replace the section with a series of welded CV joints?
Although it's technically possible, you then have the problem of re-balancing the crankshaft and the timing of the engine, because there's less flying weight which would be hanging off the back of the engine.
This is still an absurd proposition.
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You have to:
- disconnect the lay shafts off of the central diff,
- remove the front diff housing,
- somehow either reweld in place of the front diff you've disconnected
- remove the central diff housing and weld in some CV joints
- remove and replace the rear diff with some other replacement because there will be extra torque passing to the rear wheels.
Minimum you're looking at 150+ man hours, because essentially you're replacing 75% of the drivetrain.
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