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04-05-2005, 02:17 PM
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Clio 182 CUP!
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Inner West, Sydney
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Hey guy, i need some advice.
I lost my licence for 3 months, and some people might have cars that dont move for 3 months or whatever if they go overseas. I just need opinions on what is the best thing to do. Should I: -Start the car and just let it run for a while? -Start the car and let it run, and also give it an occasional rev? -Just leave it switched off? -"Give it a quick blat round the block every 5 days or so?" I dont want my car to be a slug when i get to drive it again in 2.5months from now. Cheers for your help in advance! Steven
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------------- Steven 'In fact, so good is the Clio 182 with the Cup chassis set-up that I feel moved to make a bold statement - I think it's the best hot hatch ever built.' (EVO Jan 04) Last edited by Teki04; 04-05-2005 at 02:23 PM. Reason: new suggestion.... |
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3 months stationery car.... what would you do?
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