RE: NZ rallye report

[QSHIPQ@aol.com]

A good report, a couple of targeted shots so excepted, it sure would have 
been better without that ordinance.  Two thoughts come to mind over them:

1)  Given the groupe 'A" and the WRC comment, what exactly is "night and day" 
difference in suspensions, if by your own interview (and contradicting your 
own former posts), actives aren't competitive, and wishbones aren't used?

2)  It appears you forgot to ask whether given the choice, the team and/or 
the driver would prefer the wishbones based on performance.  Your interview 
gave my exact posted points on the "compromises" they accepted (and most 
Group A, N, B as well) in using the strut arrangements.  As crew chief with 
24 different springs and struts in our Groupe A S2 service arsenal, I can 
say, "hello", many BTDT.  Thanks for that unintended acceleration.

Sticking to the facts would have left a fine post in your wake Dave.  I'll 
try to do that with my Maine SCCA Rallye report after this weekend.  

Scott Justusson
QSHIPQ@aol.com
'87 5ktqwRS2-10vt
'84 UrqRS2 -20vt
'87 4Runner turbo