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its winter again in minnesota and time to put the car away. i am wondering if anyone has any suggesions for winter storage enginewise. thanks jackson
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I never understood why people always talk about winter storage!
I can't wait until it snows so I can burn some nitro and run my truck around. I only store my RC's when their broke. Just get some snow tires and run that thing man.
I can't wait until it snows so I can burn some nitro and run my truck around. I only store my RC's when their broke. Just get some snow tires and run that thing man.
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ORIGINAL: dannthenitroman
damn straight, im with the other dan
Dann
damn straight, im with the other dan

Dann

I've got some Masher 2000's comming for mine. I've also got the stock set of Geolanders there are getting wore out, so I'm thinking about puttin stud's in them for some ice runnin.
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YES im moving to oregon in a few weeks (long time no see RCU) im been working on geting it watter safe and im geting the setup like tweeks with the sand paws and some pin tire up front. hows it going for ya tweek is it a good snow setup? anyways got a bag of ballons and been working on that need to balloon the switch and stearing servo i probly will tare it all apart if i clean up my work area
and totaly watter proof it get clean BBs get some oil water proofing on them probably will spray all the parts with a light coat of WD get some on the frame tape up the boxes and stuff this is my real 1st winter with my truck i had a little last year but i hardly ran if cause it was new but no hold on this winter 

and if any one has any tips i left out say so what i kinda need to know is airfilter for winter i dont want ice and watter killing my motor would a bloon with little holes in it maby work??? and tune it t that like ballon it and poke it with my knife to let it breath but keep as much watter out?
and totaly watter proof it get clean BBs get some oil water proofing on them probably will spray all the parts with a light coat of WD get some on the frame tape up the boxes and stuff this is my real 1st winter with my truck i had a little last year but i hardly ran if cause it was new but no hold on this winter 

and if any one has any tips i left out say so what i kinda need to know is airfilter for winter i dont want ice and watter killing my motor would a bloon with little holes in it maby work??? and tune it t that like ballon it and poke it with my knife to let it breath but keep as much watter out?
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its winter again in minnesota and time to put the car away. i am wondering if anyone has any suggesions for winter storage enginewise. thanks jackson
its winter again in minnesota and time to put the car away. i am wondering if anyone has any suggesions for winter storage enginewise. thanks jackson
I don't think this batch of snow is going to last, and I'm getting parts for my tranny on thu. or fri. If it's not bad weather this weekend, I plan on running in the backyard.
Bring whatever you drive out to Pennock and play.
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Running in cold weather isn't any harder on an engine than running in warm weather if you get the correct operating temp. You may have to wrap the cooling head in tin foil tape or with a sock or something to retain heat.
As long as you can maintain operating temperature without running too lean, it'll work fine.
As long as you can maintain operating temperature without running too lean, it'll work fine.
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lol im like 30 mins from the beach and 30 mins from salem and dallas around sheridan area nice chunk of land 17 acers and i get to make a nice track
and since my dad is a carpenter he is going to help me make a stand too
and since my dad is a carpenter he is going to help me make a stand too
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I still have a rear wheel drive full size car, so I look forward to snow to drive in, but I hate shoveling, frozen ears/nose, sniffles, and putting on 7 layers of clothing just to go outside.




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