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Rigging for Short commutes



I could get on the highway and all that. But I usually do drive far on
weekends for differnet reasons. The reason I don't bike is because my
bike was stolen from my porch. FUN. Also, crossing Peoria, Parker and
Havana is a bit insane, especially in the mornings. And lastly -
there's nowhere to put a bike at the dealership!

I am getting new tires and all tie rods and bolts and things, then
I'll be able to drive far without the shaking. I'm also putting on my
new TT 2" exhaust with the new muffler.

--Timbo

On 7/10/05, Larry Fry <rocco16@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> 
> >How do I rig my car to run well for this short commute?
> 
> The car isn't the question, the route is.  :)
> 
> Rig your route so that it's about 20 miles long.  That way your oil can get
> up to temp and not give you problems with moisture and sludge.
> 
> Either that or take the car for a good, hard, long drive...about 50
> miles....every weekend.  Just make sure your oil temps hit AT LEAST 110
> degrees C during that drive.
> 
> This should start another nice argument....
> 
> Larry
> sandiego16v
> 
> 


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