<VV> more perimeter seals & staples

[kenpepke at juno.com]

GM Engineering has a long history of improving the product, making things better, sometimes even in the middle of a production run.  Ideas 'come in their time.'  So it must have been concerning that perimeter seal in the Corvair.  Sometimes the reasoning is obvious and sometimes not.  However, when an improvement is seen you can pretty much count on it as being an idea from one of the Engineering departments.  

On the other hand, when something that was good seems to be less than it once was, one can pretty much count on that change being generated by the accounting departments.   
Ken P   

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Vairtec Corporation <Vairtec at optonline.net> wrote:

I tend to think that the inspiration for the perimeter seal redesign had 
little to do with "better" and even less to do with service life, and 
was driven mostly by cost and ease of assembly.

--Bob

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