Winter storage question
#13
10-18-2010 | 10:47 PM
Teamspeed Senior Member
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 479
From: Chicago
+1 I've driven mine every winter since I got it...and mine doesn't have awd. I couldn't go 5 months without driving it. Plus, do you know how much fun a Porsche is in an empty parking lot after a few inches of snow?
BTW 
#17
10-20-2010 | 01:12 PM
Teamspeed Pro
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 7,871
From: Montreal, CA
Came in to say exactly this.
2+ layers of carpet under the tires
fuel stabilizer
battery tender
well ventilated area.
Done deal.
2+ layers of carpet under the tires
fuel stabilizer
battery tender
well ventilated area.
Done deal.
#18
10-24-2010 | 08:10 PM
Teamspeed Rookie
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 5
Thanks for the warm welcome!
I am in Montreal.
So here is my to do list for a 4 month break:
- Oil Change
- Fill up the fuel tank and put 8oz of Sta-Bil in there
- Overinflate tires to max pressure allowed by tires
- Roll car on some foam pads (styrofoam or other)
- Plug-in a battery maintainer
Did I forget anything?
T.
I am in Montreal.
So here is my to do list for a 4 month break:
- Oil Change
- Fill up the fuel tank and put 8oz of Sta-Bil in there
- Overinflate tires to max pressure allowed by tires
- Roll car on some foam pads (styrofoam or other)
- Plug-in a battery maintainer
Did I forget anything?
T.
#20
10-24-2010 | 09:12 PM
Teamspeed Rookie
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 7
From: MN
Take the summer tires off and store horizontally!
Mount 18" wheels with snow tires and ENJOY!!
Honestly - I think I have more fun with my C4S in the snow than the summer.
I live in central MN, so summer is only a few months.........
Mount 18" wheels with snow tires and ENJOY!!
Honestly - I think I have more fun with my C4S in the snow than the summer.
I live in central MN, so summer is only a few months.........