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dickruzzinMember

JOHNNY,
I am going to send your description to Werner Meier the GM chassis engineer who changed the mounting of both my rear bridges. He reversed the engine-ZF suspension by hard mounting the rear bridge to the sub-frame with shoulder bolts and welded in tubes then he soft mounted the ZF to the bridge with three Corvette steering bushings. This resulted in an amazing change to the cars ride and handling and it nearly eliminated the feeling of weight bias front to rear even with a full tank of gas.

I like your approach as it addresses a different part of the rear suspension and seems an easy thing to do.
Thank you very much, I understand the principal now.

DICK RUZZIN

10/1/154:08 AM

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