<VV> parade ready?

[Ron]

I'll stick by my belief that Corvairs work best with all of their shrouds 
installed.
RonH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "werp knarly" <werpknarly at centurytel.net>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2005 7:06 PM
Subject: <VV> parade ready?


>i have a '66 monza 110 pg vert.
>
> ive had stalling problems in the past during the hot summer days, i have 
> fixed the areas where heat has leaked back into the top of the engine 
> compartment and installed a new fuel pump. all the of the tin under the 
> heads for heating have been removed before i got the car, until i get an 
> electric pump installed i will be using 100% crude gas
>
> it seems some hot air gets back in around the port(drivers) side of the 
> oil cooler, ive never seen under the hood of another corvair to know 
> what's correct
>
> so far so good at road speeds, but parades are a different animal.
>
> im thinking about what would be a good pre-parade test, what if i idled it 
> in the driveway at home under virulent supervision for the approximate 
> duration of the parade? any other tips?
>
> my daughter, the 4H queen, pride and self respect are riding on this.. as 
> well as my image
>
> thanks!
>
> Joe, Lisa, Teegan, and Mina
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