Tips for storage???
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Tips for storage???
well its about that time and i am gonna change the oil and take the wheels off and put the car on blocks. is there any other suggestions to store them?
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Read this:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/general-maintenance-repairs/416584-things-do-before-storing-your-vehicle.html
And don't put your car on blocks.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/general-maintenance-repairs/416584-things-do-before-storing-your-vehicle.html
And don't put your car on blocks.
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Blocks are ok if the blocks support the suspension. Blocks are bad if you support the frame and let the suspension hang free. The springs take a new "set" when left this way. The ride height will increase.
So you can put it on blocks under the lower arms in front and the axle in back and take the wheels off or leave them on
So you can put it on blocks under the lower arms in front and the axle in back and take the wheels off or leave them on
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Originally Posted by NDFORSPD
at LEAST 3/4 with stabilizer accordingly, i usually top mine up right to the top...then theres no place for moisture to accumulate anywhere...
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Originally Posted by NDFORSPD
at LEAST 3/4 with stabilizer accordingly, i usually top mine up right to the top...then theres no place for moisture to accumulate anywhere...