<VV> Traction control

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In a message dated 10/29/04 8:06:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time,  
sgrabenhourst@charter.net writes:

I just  added a 63 Monza to my Corvairs and this will be my daily driver. It 
is
the  first Corvair that I have ever drove. ( my 63 convert was non running  
when
I started to restore it. ) I live in a wet winter climate and have  been told
to put a 100 lb. bag of sand in my trunk to help with handling on  the wet
roads. Does this work or not ? Is there something better ? any  input would  
be
appreciated.

Thanks,
Sam



I drove a '62 Monza 102/4sp in Chicago year round with nothing much  in the 
trunk. this was 
on the original bias ply type tires.
 
Just watch your tire pressures.
 
You might try it though. Probably can't hurt.
 
Tim  Abney



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