Winterize my EVO?
Originally Posted by FJF
You had an Acura RSX - it wasn't old enough to exhibit serious rust issues. My GTI, for example, started to show (non-surface) rust after 13 years. Let's briefly review: in your own words you have shown that you have no clue as to the layer of salt that covers the roads in this part of the country. You have also displayed an unyielding lack of understanding as to the experience that leads folks to park their cars for the salt season. As such, do you really think that you're qualified to display a self-righteous position, when its inherent reach is limited by an apparent lack of comprehension?
This is some of my detailing gear. You're right; I'm too lazy to wash my car.
Folks who store their cars want to continue using and enjoying them for a longer time, hence the desire to keep them in one piece.
This is some of my detailing gear. You're right; I'm too lazy to wash my car.
Folks who store their cars want to continue using and enjoying them for a longer time, hence the desire to keep them in one piece.
Originally Posted by WarmPepsi
dude, stay on the topic, if you need to take your "i'm the holy car washer" pain out somewhere, at least do it in a pm or something....
...give this guy back his thread, which ive said a few times.
and i wanted to buy snowtires to take it to Tahoe. i told my wife it would handle better than her MBZ GL450 
The gas will get old and clunk up if you don't stabilize it...u need that. Also remember to put fuel in it it does not need to be full but more than half way... If not your gas line CAN freeze. Oil before storing... I have stored my car for 5yrs now.... Never no problem. Some years I don't even start it until spring. Also I leave tires on...no need to remove em.
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