So, i should be finished bagging my truck by the middle of october, and i have realized that winter is soon approaching. I live in central Minnesota so the winter can be harsh. will i be able to drive in the winter and what would i need to do in order to keep everything workin. I am runnin air to the tank from my AC pump. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
olskoolpup
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theres a product you can buy from a semi shop that you can add in the airlines to help keep your valves from freezing. dont know that name, but ive heard other people talk about it before.
xmdragonass
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simply put.... DONT DO IT !!! get a shitbox honda for 300 bux with a good heater and roll all winter
time1
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^^^ werd
We dont have harsh winters like you guys have but i wouldnt drive my truck in those kind of conditions!! get a winter beater like kyle said...you wont regret it!
guiltybydesign
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I would just run a nitrogen setup. It depletes any water in the system and will not change pressure through temperature changes.
DBLT8K
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Originally posted by XMdragonass
simply put.... DONT DO IT !!! get a shitbox honda for 300 bux with a good heater and roll all winter
agreed you may end up doing more than 300 in damage to your truck if you drive it just buy a honda and subarus are great too
kraka6943
+1y
Use a Heating pad
mindlissmetalfab
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winter+bags=I am in manitoba, which isnt too far from MN. i would never risk driving a bagged truck in the winter.
impulse
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Originally posted by iLLblazer
winter+bags=I am in manitoba, which isnt too far from MN. i would never risk driving a bagged truck in the winter.
u need to show a pic of what that peice looks like now!
sadexcuse4s10
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i drive mine until the snow gets past 4-5", i run a capfull of airbrake antifreeze in my tank every year, and make sure my tires are lookin good
this means i really only have like 1 1/2 weeks every year i don't drive because of the roads, but nobody else is on the roads anyways, and usually businesses close around here when it snows that much, people are afraid of a lil snow