Subject	Why?
Posted by	Antihero on May 21, 2013 at 9:19 AM
	This message has been viewed 115 times.
In Reply To	Cover the openings in the car and on the engine to avoid posted by MixManMash on May 20, 2013 at 08:44 PM
Message	I don't claim to be at all an expert, but id think you'd want oil in to prevent corrosion and keep seals from drying out where possible and drain when ready to use. Antihero Putting AMS garbage, and $500 ebay wheels on a Z is like dressing a Victorias Secret model in a Walmart dress and Payless shoes. You're embarrassing yourself.
Follow Ups	Storing the VG30DETT. - Tanley 18:18:07 05/20/13 I recommend a hermetically sealed container. - MixManMash 18:28:33 05/20/13 Make sure to purge with dry nitrogen (n/m) - black300zx 19:51:42 05/20/13 Fuel stabilizer, and check all rubber seals and rubber lines - Milo (Nismo Fiesta) 18:44:33 05/20/13 On and jack up the tires off the ground or invest in a bowed - Milo (Nismo Fiesta) 18:46:39 05/20/13 I read it is not good to jack up the car and leave the tires - evan_aggie 20:05:20 05/20/13 Why is that? (n/m) - ZXoltan 20:39:41 05/20/13 Causes the suspension to sag, from what I've heard. (n/m) - AHos(Chicago) 21:14:49 05/20/13 Yes, it can if left for long periods of time and depending - Milo (Nismo Fiesta) 21:30:39 05/20/13 Same. I was always told if you are storing a car, take - MixManMash 20:41:39 05/20/13 Engine in the car or out of the car? Long block, - John (MD) 18:44:50 05/20/13 Data data data....... - Tanley 18:53:55 05/20/13 Cover the openings in the car and on the engine to avoid - MixManMash 20:44:31 05/20/13 dust, debris, moisture... rodents. (n/m) - BlackholeZ 23:06:53 05/20/13 Why? - Antihero 09:19:28 05/21/13 There will be an oily film on everything anyways. Keeping - MixManMash 18:38:05 05/21/13
Post a Followup	You cannot reply to this message because you are not logged in.