Good point.
mechanical drawbacks
Racer
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Lake Worth Florida
The biggest problem with only driving your Vette once a month is that over time, your smile muscles with begin to weaken.
It is proven fact that people who smile and are happy tend to live longer. I suggest you try to drive your Vette at least every day, weather permitting.
It is proven fact that people who smile and are happy tend to live longer. I suggest you try to drive your Vette at least every day, weather permitting.
Safety Car
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Anaheim Hills, Ca
The key is to get the oil temp up to normal temps. The condensation that resides in the oil after sitting for some time needs to evaporate out. If the temps don't get high enough, the condensation becomes acidic and the bearings don't like that too much.
Race Director
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From: Chatsworth California
Advanced
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From: On the overpass WA State east side
And you may begin to suffer from envy of the guys driving their cars more often and/or get a sore neck from turning your head watching the other Vettes go by
Team Owner
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