car must sit for a week - how to prepare?
08-05-2016, 10:18 AM
#3
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Lock it, if it's out in the sun and it's got a leather dash, put a windshield shade in... Open with key when you get back, the remote won't work! Fugeddaboudit!😄👍😎
08-05-2016, 10:50 AM
#4
One week? What do you think could happen in that short of a time? My winter storage (months) is a battery tender, Stabile in the gas, and tires inflated 5lbs above norm. That's it.
08-05-2016, 11:25 AM
#6
You need to put it on jacks.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
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08-05-2016, 11:28 AM
#8
Drifting
You need to put it on jacks.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
08-05-2016, 11:28 AM
#9
Burning Brakes
You need to put it on jacks.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
08-05-2016, 11:31 AM
#10
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Just hand the keys to the teenager down the street and have him start it for you every day. All will be fine.
Dude...either you're trying to pull our collective legs with your posts...or you need to chill...
Dude...either you're trying to pull our collective legs with your posts...or you need to chill...
08-05-2016, 11:33 AM
#11
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You need to put it on jacks.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
08-05-2016, 11:44 AM
#12
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You can't not drive a 996 for a week or it will catastrophically explode when you try to start it.
08-05-2016, 11:44 AM
#13
You need to put it on jacks.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
Remove the wheels and hang them on wall mounts that will keep them rotating so gravity will not cause problems.
Drain all the fluids.
Fill the cabin with moth *****.
Load up the engine bay with pest repellents.
Put it in one of those inflatable bubbles.
When you get back, rebuild the motor and suspension.
08-05-2016, 11:54 AM
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