That time of year
10-02-03, 03:15 AM
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Are you gonna shift?!
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That time of year
It's about that time. Time to take the 7 off the road for the winter. The weather here has been so cold and rainy lately. It just adds to the depressing mood of knowing I can't drive the RX for a few months. How many of you colder climate guys are putting yours away or already have?
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10-03-03, 11:30 AM
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Yeah, shutup kid.
I'm just finishing up my turbo 7. It runs and will be tuned and finished within a week. Just in time for winter. My 7 never gets put away, I can't afford a winter beater, but I try to drive it as little as possible when there's salt on the roads, and I always spray off the car at least weekly.
A 250-300hp, 2100lbs car will be a fun winter car
A 250-300hp, 2100lbs car will be a fun winter car
10-03-03, 02:59 PM
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I plan on storing mine this winter, I also plan on doing some work on it in the winter months (getting rid of some surface rust and repainting the car)
I have a Suzuki jeep that i'm gonna use during the winter (the 4X4 is gonna be useful for our heavy snowfall we get up north)
Is there anything i should keep in mind when i store my car away like this for like 4-5 months. I'm gonna try to start it once a month and run it for a while and stuff, but is there anything else i could do.
I have a Suzuki jeep that i'm gonna use during the winter (the 4X4 is gonna be useful for our heavy snowfall we get up north)
Is there anything i should keep in mind when i store my car away like this for like 4-5 months. I'm gonna try to start it once a month and run it for a while and stuff, but is there anything else i could do.
10-04-03, 03:29 AM
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Originally posted by naugrim
I plan on storing mine this winter, I also plan on doing some work on it in the winter months (getting rid of some surface rust and repainting the car)
I have a Suzuki jeep that i'm gonna use during the winter (the 4X4 is gonna be useful for our heavy snowfall we get up north)
Is there anything i should keep in mind when i store my car away like this for like 4-5 months. I'm gonna try to start it once a month and run it for a while and stuff, but is there anything else i could do.
I plan on storing mine this winter, I also plan on doing some work on it in the winter months (getting rid of some surface rust and repainting the car)
I have a Suzuki jeep that i'm gonna use during the winter (the 4X4 is gonna be useful for our heavy snowfall we get up north)
Is there anything i should keep in mind when i store my car away like this for like 4-5 months. I'm gonna try to start it once a month and run it for a while and stuff, but is there anything else i could do.
Don't forget to add some Stabil fuel stabilizer to the gas.
10-08-03, 10:21 PM
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Originally posted by CHEF_EG_1
snow = teh suck
That's why I'm moving to New Orleans
snow = teh suck
That's why I'm moving to New Orleans
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