just joking around ... depends where you are located ..as far as humidity levels ... the more oil on internals the better..and if everything sealed up... .. @KC87 ...likes to keep his right by his bed side .. so he can rub on it ... when he is feeling down ...
just joking around ... depends where you are located ..as far as humidity levels ... the more oil on internals the better..and if everything sealed up... .. @KC87 ...likes to keep his right by his bed side .. so he can rub on it ... when he is feeling down ...
No, so I can rub on it when its feeling "up"
And I only use Astroglide to oil a stored engine.
So,you don't have an environment that encourages rust. Remove the rocker arms,cover it with a cloth,cover it with plastic,and allow it to breath.If you want to coat something,this stuff is amazing as a rust inhibitor. People use this stuff to protect the bare metal finishes on their rat rods and customs with bare steel bodies.
I've had good success with trans fluid as well. WD40 is a very poor rust inhibitor as it evaporates. That's probably one of it's main attributes that helps it to displace water.
ive been working every day still..im just nuts LOL... true story on the cheese cloth though... along one of our many fishing trips ...we did some work on a guys roof that owned a set of condos where we like to stay...and upon finishing the job for trade on some vacancy...he asked me how he should store the left over ricks of shingles he had .. I turned back and looked a Terry with a grin a told him to wrap them in cheese cloth and put them in the freezer until he needed them again... he looked confused then I just walked away ...we were all laughing our asses of for a good while on that one ...Gimme dolla
