<VV> Re: More bad press

[Thesuperscribe at cs.com]

Oh, c'mon. I really think a few of you guys are being too sensitive over that 
article. 

I owned a '62 Monza coupe (bought it new) and it did handle a little strange 
-- not bad but strange -- even though I was careful about tire pressures. A 
buddy installed an EMPI(?) camber compensator and it improved the cornering, 
etc., quite a bit. My wife and I now have a '64 Monza convertible and its 
transverse-leaf rear suspension, which essentially does the same thing as the camber 
compensator, is a BIG improvement. 

--Tom Berg

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In a message dated 9/7/2007 3:19:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
virtualvairs-request at corvair.org writes: 
> Instead of just improving the Corvair's rear suspension, which it did,
> FALSE – IMPLIES THAT THE ORIGINAL SUSPENSION WAS DEFECTIVE -- THE LM 
> SUSPENSION 
> IS EVEN BETTER; THAT DOES NOT MAKE THE EM DESIGN EITHER DANGEROUS OR FAULTY
>