parking on a sloped drive
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parking on a sloped drive
am asking here . because if ya posted in other parts its garantted a flaming
my drive is very sloped IE from bottom to top it about 8 foot in height
so what would be the best way to park it .
bonnet up to top or bonnet down .
not sure where oil pick up is and was just woundering ??
dunno if this even is a worry but after getting engine rebuilt . i ust dont want to starve any part of oil on start up
when i mean sloped i do mean sloped too probly a 1/4 type slope
my drive is very sloped IE from bottom to top it about 8 foot in height
so what would be the best way to park it .
bonnet up to top or bonnet down .
not sure where oil pick up is and was just woundering ??
dunno if this even is a worry but after getting engine rebuilt . i ust dont want to starve any part of oil on start up
when i mean sloped i do mean sloped too probly a 1/4 type slope
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Stop fretting mate. It wont make any difference at all. Youd have to turn you engine almost upside down to starve it of oil.
Sure engines can have oil starvation under high G force cornering but that is when the engine is hot, the oil is thin and the system is under high load.
If it bothers you that much, best get dowm your estate agents
Sure engines can have oil starvation under high G force cornering but that is when the engine is hot, the oil is thin and the system is under high load.
If it bothers you that much, best get dowm your estate agents
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madmooro, get along to a meet soon fella....
seems like ages ago i saw you up Clay Hill Road!!!!
well, it was over a year ago, i'm sure
seems like ages ago i saw you up Clay Hill Road!!!!
well, it was over a year ago, i'm sure
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yep .probly a year and a half .brakes still work good LOL
shift work is the biggest pain .one day as i have so much to thank you guys for over the past 3 yrs of owning a scoob
shift work is the biggest pain .one day as i have so much to thank you guys for over the past 3 yrs of owning a scoob
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