<VV> The 3 Greatest Corvair Improvements

[airvair]

Ever try it with an a/c car? Just as bad as a turbo. And ever try doing
it on the side of the road with almost no tools to speak of, let alone a
hydraulic press in your trunk? Then there's the source of replacement
parts in the middle of nowhere. (At least you acknowledge THOSE
problems, even if they don't make any impression on you.) Like I said,
been there, done that, don't ever want to have to do it again. Does that
make me wrong about putting a QC bearing in my cars? I think not.

-Mark

> Frank DuVal wrote:
> 
> And except for the turbo models, what is so hard about taking the
> engine apart to do this? Only the need for a press is difficult to accomplish on
> the side of the road. That and waiting for the parts to be
> delivered...  
> 
> Frank DuVal
>