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10-06-2011 | 01:40 PM
#1711
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Trev, if you're not lucky enough to have an insulated garage like me, i would add fuel stabilizer (i forget the brand but i'll let you know when i remember) (i believe a bottle for a full tank, you add the bottle and then fill up so they can mix). then i'd disconnect the battery and turn the car over once a month for about 30 min or so. not a bad idea to through it up on stands for the tires, i'll probably do that this time around.
I guy from my job yesterday said he puts his battery to a trickle charger to keep the batter from dying.
What wheels are these
10-06-2011 | 02:10 PM
#1712
^Flat spots happen if the car sits on the tires for a long time in the same spot, the tire ends up getting a "flat" spot instead of being completely round and will cause some vibration while driving if you get a flat spot.
10-06-2011 | 02:35 PM
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10-06-2011 | 03:36 PM
#1717
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W/ the insulated ceiling being lower...that's not gunna happen.this is corrrrrrrrect
10-06-2011 | 04:16 PM
#1720
Janik you pre-ordering the iPhone 4S tmrw? I am sweet talking to my employer to hook me up before I start working, they are doing their best to work it out by the end of the day 
. Otherwise I will have to wait till November
. Otherwise I will have to wait till November
wish it was friday already...
10-06-2011 | 05:06 PM
#1725
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Hahahaha, I hate you all! I'm gone for just a day or two and I have to read through 4 pages of crap.....FML! Since we are talking about storing for the winter time, I might put my stock 18s back on so at least I don't have any flat spotting either. I feel if I put my 17s on I would have more of a reason to drive it in the winter 