<VV> EM/van lower ducts '61
Mikeamauro at aol.com
Mikeamauro at aol.com
Fri Nov 14 08:31:19 EST 2008
Bob Hall astutely commented: "... The LM lower shroud is preferred because
the middle location of the bellows is supposed to prolong its life, and from
my experience the LM bellows location does work better..."
Above all true... And, in practice, I've found the LM located bellows seems
to open a little quicker when used on the passenger side: even through
several bellows replacements, the passenger side on wife's van was very slow to
open (compared to the driver's side); now, retaining an EM style on the driver's
side, and using a LM style on the passenger's side, both open and close more
equally. Has anyone else noticed the propensity--on any 61-69 Corvair--for
the right hand damper door to trail in opening to the left side? I suspect it
may have something to do with unequal air flow.
Mike Mauro
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