TetgeTetge wrote:I anticipated that, having seen COPS damaged by water previously. And, as windy as it is, I am also wondering about Willow this Saturday. Due to the drought and nasty winds, there has been a lot more dirt in the air than usual. And, if it is real windy, Willow could be a waste of time, and even, unpleasant. But, it is only Tues., so who knows as the wind did die down during a couple of that past 30 days. Of course, I could drive up there on street tires and be a sheep. But, I think not, since sheep finish last, and it never fails that if one is a sheep, that will be the night that a perfect victim shows up (you can pick them out of the crowd as their vehicles are sonic blue without exception).03_SONIC_BLUR wrote:I need a couple of COPS I think. The two that had water in them may have been damaged. The miss is still thereTetge wrote:Pretty amazing that water ever was near your engine. Wouldn't that have smeared the dirt? But, I am impressed with you skills as a mechanic. Hopefully the COPS are not rusted or shorted out as I have seen some pretty nasty ones of those.
How soon before you report on the success of your repair? I need advance notice to change my tires and fill my nitrous bottle if I am hitting WIllow soon.
Update tomorrow
1.Change your tires
2.Fill your Nitrous Bottle
3.Pack your lunch