Reply to "IRS vs Non-IRS"

edsnovaBaltimore - BCW 52 MG TD Supporting Member

IRS= It's Really Superior.

It's also just a lil wider (in stock form), which means you'll be using narrower wheels and tires in back than you could get away with using the swing. And that's OK: the car will still handle better than a wide-tired swing axle car, and it will also look more "period correct" to anyone not standing directly under it.

That Vintage routinely cuts up IRS pans to convert them to swing axle cars is (imho) a low-grade felony.

11/4/192:27 PM

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