Good day, gents,
I appreciate all the great suggestions/ideas you have provided me on this problem and on others over the last year or so. I sure do enjoy this forum! I intend to do a full checkout on the suspension this winter and am seriously considering replacing the shocks whether they are "bad" or not. The good news is that I decided to take a drive the other day and as it had been some time since I had checked tire inflation pressures, did a check and discovered that the right rear had lost several pounds compared to the left (they didn't look low though....) I added air to 37 front and 35 rear and took off. Much improved handling! Reduced pressures to 35 front and 33 rear - still handled very nicely. "Squirrelness" was gone and I am pretty sure the low overall tire pressures and the really low right rear were the culprit. However, I think I will do a comprehensive suspension 'review' this winter, anyway. Incidently, I found a very nice Healey road on the drive the other day that I hadn't been aware of. It follows along a creek bed with nice old trees and essentially no traffic. Best part is that it is only a few miles away from home, too. Had a great time driving the car through the curves with a nice solid, predictable 'feel'. Thanks again for your assistance. Happy Healeying! Stever