> One might make the same argument that you're > spreading misinformation by saying it handles better? What's your proof? My "proof" is having owned and driven 6 DeLoreans over the last 15 years, the most recent having an IRON (okay, not steel) supercharged Chevy 4.3 V-6. I was making a statement about something I have a fair amount of experience with, compared to someone repeating unfortunate hearsay. Since most of us I would guess are not road racing our cars on a track, the performance which matters is how it handles on the road. If you would like to compare, there is a nearly empty freeway in front of my house. By the time you get to a corner where you can compare "maximum lateral acceleration" I'll be in the next county. Just my opinion. Yours may vary. Please lets not start a battle here. I know my modified car offends some purists, but keep in mind it was a vandalized, engine-less basket case which had been ignored by restorers for years when I found it. There is another performance standard to consider here - for a TOTAL investment of about $10,000 I'll put my fun-per-dollar ratio up against anyone's. -- Darryl Tinnerstet Specialty Automotive McCleary, WA