So far I may have the topic set in an akward idea. However, What I am about to suggest is in idle curiosity. I've heard rumor about how a DeLorean has a hard time of steering at a high rate of speed and I am curious. Noting the location of the engine, wouldn't common sense say that a suggested fix would be to tack on at least 100 lbs to each side of the forward section of the frame in order to balance out the weight? The only drawback is that for every ten lbs. added, one mph is lost. It may be the 100 lbs. ratio however. Also, I have read another topic covering how DeLoreans seem to have floated. Personally I don't know about some of you, but that sounds a lot like most chevy vehicles I've owned. It is a little known fact thought that Chevy does float longer than Ford. I've never seen a DeLorean float, but I would say that its better to have a car that floats than one you'll drown in. The only drawback to floating would be a raging river that would ultimately destroy the car. Maybe one of us'll get a crazy idea and make a boat out of one, it certainly wouldn't be me, I have other plans involving the insane use of DMC. Either way, if someone can tell me what the effect to the steering would be if the car was weighed down into a balance, I would appreciate the shared knowledge. My understanding is, that DeLoreans don't slip in the rear. Is this true? Daemon Wolf