question?
#1
question?
is there anything you can get put on the bottom of your car to prevent water from splasing up into the engine?
#2
RE: question?
From the picture of you getting stuck theres not much to help lol
Anyhow maybe you could fab some kind of extended section to put on your "skid plate".
I would just seal up all your connections real good and wiring etc.
Anyhow maybe you could fab some kind of extended section to put on your "skid plate".
I would just seal up all your connections real good and wiring etc.
#3
RE: question?
get a snorkel
#4
RE: question?
Where are you worried about water getting? The underside is pretty protected from non-boat oriented maneuvers
Edit: Just saw your pic. Nice [8D]. But yea that ones tough. Even if you sealed off the bottom side, theres holes all throughout the body for venting/flexing/weight saving. If youre going to be doing that alot, you might want to extend your differential vent tubes..water + gear oil does not work too well for the axles.
Edit: Just saw your pic. Nice [8D]. But yea that ones tough. Even if you sealed off the bottom side, theres holes all throughout the body for venting/flexing/weight saving. If youre going to be doing that alot, you might want to extend your differential vent tubes..water + gear oil does not work too well for the axles.
#5
RE: question?
ok thanks guys.....i guess ill just take it easy next time....my engine actually didnt stall in the picture when i was stuck!! it was later that day. i had to leave my car there overnight to let the engine dr out.
#6
RE: question?
yeah be very careful.
Hydrostatic lock will blow a motor faster than over-rev with no oil.
and its almost always more expensive.
at least with an over-reved engine the pistons usually stay IN the block...
Hydrostatic lock will blow a motor faster than over-rev with no oil.
and its almost always more expensive.
at least with an over-reved engine the pistons usually stay IN the block...
#7
RE: question?
hahaha well said
If you end up in water, first step before restarting is to make sure your air filter is dry!
If you end up in water, first step before restarting is to make sure your air filter is dry!
#8
RE: question?
yeah....she didnt sound so hot for a while thats why i had to leave it over night.
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