cityspud117

just wondering i live in ny and wanted to know really how bad is it to drive my car in rain ive heard mixed feelings about it...just want some clarification...i have a 91 z28 and never seen any snow but has been in rain...am i lookin at a lot of rust if i drive in the rain?

DJP87Z28

Rain is the worst thing for a car. Also acid rain in New York will just eat your paint up. I wouldn't drive the car until the forcast clear & no rain. Real hot days with with High UV sun dosent help either. Even if you keep it in a A/C garage on a quite night you might hear ... rust, rust , rust type sounds as the metal falls off,

CYARS92

Looks like it's survived the last 15 years being driven in the rain just fine, have at it.The real question is. Are you a good enough driver to handle it in the rain if the back end gets loose from you? These cars are prone to doing that quite often.

92RS(real slow)

nothing wrong with driving your car in the rain unless you have a gutted airbox

IceBlue91z28

actualy snow and salt are the worst thing for your car. But, 91 z28s have plastic and such covering most spots that will rust. I have a 91 and i used to drive it in the winter (lame I know) and it has no rust still. Just keep it clean.

jamon8

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rain is not bad if you keep all the weather stripping gutters clean and make sure all the weap holes are free from obstruction.

Its actually a good bath for the undercarriage of your car

DJP87Z28

Now I know there are wackos answering this Post, No one seem to think it was funny in any way??? Even the question was about as lame as you could get.

firebirdjosh

iTrader: (1)

I got the joke.

DJP87Z28

Good, others continued on the same idiot replies to the rain Post.

StreetRoc85 350

i think the question while rudimentary was still valid. i myself have wondered the same thing at times. and i have a gutted box and custom ram air, ive never had any problems in the rain. it gets my K&Ns a bit damp but i just re-oil them and theyre fine. youd have to drive throught a massive puddle to really hurt anything.

DJP87Z28

[QUOTE=StreetRoc85 350;3130577]i think the question while rudimentary was still valid. i myself have wondered the same thing at times. and i have a gutted box and custom ram air, ive never had any problems in the rain. it gets my K&Ns a bit damp but i just re-oil them and theyre fine. youd have to drive throught a massive puddle to really hurt anything.[/QUOTE

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StreetRoc85 350

Well damn i walked right into that one.

92RS(real slow)

me too lmao

84FirebirdChick

i still dont get it...lol. someone fill me in... *sulks into the car like an idiot*