<VV> 65 CORSA SHIMMY

[Steven J. Serenska]

Hello Everyone:
> more often it comes into play at a 
> certain speed and is not terribly violent - just a momentary wuga - wuga.
>   
I'm not sure if it helps, but to offer some additional anecdotal 
evidence, my '65 Monza convertible has the same momentary wuga-wuga 
"feature".  It has been this way through 10 years, 2 sets of tires, and 
a fresh set of steering components, bushings, etc.  All cocktail shakers 
are present and accounted for.

The only difference is that mine usually happens right at 38mph, which 
is a speed I normally hit when using an on- or off-ramp on the 
interstate.  That's where I notice it most often.  My solution has 
always been to go from 37 to 39mph as expeditiously as possible.

Steven "if only I could make it go 'boom-shaka-laka-laka' I'd have a hit 
single" Serenska
'65 Monza Cvt 110/4
'66 Corsa Coupe 140/4