Preventing mud in the engine bay
- Thread starter LJDC
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I used to spray everything with silicone. It repels water and mud slides right off. A can of PAM cooking spray does the same thing. I did that when I raced motocross in deep mud (engine and under the fenders). No mud buildup after a 40 minute moto.
Would slathering your vehicle with butter attract bears and other wildlife?
What could you slather your vehicle with to keep the bears away?
IIRC, the mechanical fan sits behind the shroud. Not necessarily inexpensive, but changing to to an electrical fan sitting within a purpose built shroud would likely help with sling.
Seems like it would make the hungry…that’s smell of cooking oil the whole race, ha
Butter is expensive and would make the already fat bears, obese. Raccoons and possums too.
I was wondering why the fat chicks always followed me around the pits. Must have been the bacon flavored PAM.
AMSOIL Mudslinger® is designed to create a non-stick, protective layer on vehicles, but the exact chemical ingredients are not publicly disclosed. Must be made in Cali.
I always wondered if McDonalds food comes with those warning labels in Cali. Seems like everything HAS to.
Thank this guy for telling you the truth. He's selling used cars with Kamala next year.
That's a easy one, just remove the fan.
You'd be in "water" anyway. Just add a marine raw water pump and mud cool the 4.0, no fan needed just like an I/O boat.
When i mud raced back in the 80's there was always a water tanker/pumper truck to wash off racers with......
Silicone does work too
Silicone does work too
I'm going to try this with my kids.
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