pip sat in my garage for one month

Your 04 and 08 would have had drum brakes in the rear so part of the effect is two more disk rotors in play.

 

Dude, I just got back from Orlando myself (and family). Pretty darn cool down there I must say. But it was warmer than Alaska!

 

Of course we flew. It would have taken the entire week we were on vacation to drive that far.

For us Alaskans, that temp was just right. We also visited St. Augustine for a day. Neat place.

 

Only the oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement and port in the continental United States. They also have a really kwel alligator farm with just about every crock and gator known to man.

There was a couple of times I wished I wasn't in short in the morning hours standing in the lines at Universal Studios. It was pretty breezy too.

 

Funny, I am in Florida this week.

 

Yup, Fort Lauderdale. High in the 80's today.

 

You already know you should keep it plugged in if you want it to start when you get home. If it was a non-plugin I'd say leave a trickle charger on it.

 

A full plug-in charge stops at 80%, so I wouldn't worry about leaving it plugged in any more than I'd worry about leaving an unused household appliance plugged in. Sure, there's an extremely remote chance of something really goofy happening, but in real life you just don't see problems, unless it's someone tripping over the wire..

 

The ride was fabricated at a shop I worked for. I mostly was checking but they needed an old-school layout of all the plate along the track, and part drawings of each plate (400 plus?), so you-know-who was signed up.

 

I’ll bet if you plug it in for an hour or so when you get home, before you push the button, you’ll be fine

 

Ah science.

You’re not going to run it out of gas in the name of science.

Safe travels to the eastern happiest place on earth .