I know driving in rain and heat is bad for these cars - What about daylight?
#16
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Can’t fix stupid.
#17
Burning Brakes
I only drive my car on overcast days with a temperature between 60-65F with a relative humidity of 80% so the seals do not get too dry. When in storage I keep the car in a hermetically sealed car container at the perfect relative humidity and temperature for storage with a .2F degree tolerance in temperature shift. Now my Toyota is a different story.
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#20
Addict
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Next classified: Never Driven in Sunlight!
#23
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I only drive my car on Sundays to church. I figure that should keep my car safe from any and all dangers (rain, acid rain!, sap, dust, wind, dumb drivers, distracted drivers, etc.)
#24
Three Wheelin'
#28
Reminds me of the bike forums I'm on. There's still the occasional, "If I parked my carbon bike outside the coffee shop after a ride, will the sun damage the carbon?"
#29
There is a very small window between 8 pm and 8:15 pm that is really the only safe time.