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Where I live we get some cold winters (-10c to -30c at the coldest), obviously the best solution would be to park my car in a garage for the winter but I wont have that luxury for the next 2 years.
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I am getting a new crate chevy 350 engine installed in my car, it will come as a cast iron block but will have an aluminum intake, valve covers and pistons. I was told aluminum parts on an engine build up condensation in the winter, and upon starting the car basically suck water into the engine, is this true?
I understand this is all a matter of preference or personal opinion, but that’s what I am looking for, at what temperature should I be walking to work in your personal opinions?
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