--- Bill Hunt <Billh@aaai.com> wrote:
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> Anybody know anything about these springs or Dave?
I'll know more after I try out the tranny I bought
from him ;-).
That's "Dr. J.", a local vintage racer who has the
fastest Sprite in the area. The legality of his car
is often a topic of discussion, but I will not go into
that here (I'm sure someone, somewhere was using
Kevlar in the 1960's on their car...). I will say
that his cars are extremely well prepared, and his
mechanic, who I assume is doing the fabrication and
design of the springs, has an excellent reputation
(apparently his skills as a stock analyst are mixed,
but, again, I won't discuss that here). I did see a
set of those springs when I picked up my tranny, but
other than looking like a "clean" job, I can't tell
you how good they are. Dave seemed pleasant enough
when Peter C and I picked up the tranny, and he
certainly was willing enough to let us poke around his
car and ask questions. Others on the list know Dave
better than I do, but I will tell you that I bought
the tranny because of the generally excellent level of
prep that his cars have, and knowing that the same guy
that preps his cars was the one who built the tranny.
HTH?
Ron
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