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How To Avoid Being Stuck With A Flood Damaged Sports Cars

Since seeing what has happened in the past along the Gulf Coast you may be thinking how can I protect my car from water damage?

A sports car that has either been flooded or has had water damage will decrease it value by a great deal it will also shorten the interiors lifespan by a huge favor.

Even though you may have repaired or got new interior you may not have got all the saltwater and salt off the steel or metal underneath all the upholstery. That will in turn cause rust and put holes under the upholstery of the car which will make it decrease in value by significant measures.

The more important side of flooding is what can happen to the motor if it too is submerged by water. If water has gotten to your motor of your high dollar sports car it is only a matter of time before it seizes up and stops working since the salt in the water will rust the insides of the motor such as the valves, cylinders, head, block, cams it will ruin everything. It can also happen very fast too if you are not careful.

If your car or just sports cars in general has electrical engineering done to it then you may want to avoid flooding or learn how to fix it if that does happen because if that gets wet then you will have short outs, your cars ECU may shut down the car if it gets too wet or flooded there is just a number of problems that can occur due to flooding.

So if you are buying or are going to buy a sports car you will need to know what to look for in signs of flooding.

The first thing you should do is have it Carfax certified so that you will know exactly what is wrong with it and such.

Next beware of a lot of new car smell often the person trying to sell the car will have put a lot of odor eaters to cover the smell of the mold or mildew that is why you must check everything before you buy the car.

You should also look for water damage, take the car to your mechanic and just ask him to look at the motor and see if its has and flooding or water damage if it has then you should not buy it or try to sell it ASAP but if not then it should be ok.

The devastation that water and flooding can do to your car is the worst. It is worse then totaling it I think because you are the only cause you could have prevented it if you would have known what to do or just got smart about it. You will need to keep your sports car in the garage or at least out of harms way. It is a good idea to keep it covered or in the garage.

About the Author

Gregg Hall is an author living with his 18 year old son in Jensen Beach, Florida. Find more about cars as well as car care products at http://www.5starshine.com

what type of injectors do i need to get at least 400hp in my b18 civic?Do i need to get cams,if so wat kind?

i already have ported and polished the head and the block i have je pistons,eagle rods.The sleeves are stock but there in good condition i have ferrea valves and a 3 angle job on the head or something like that. i have a t3/t4 turbo setup and i'm only running 10 pounds because of my stock map sensor!everything is controlled by the hondata s300 and have 310cc injectors with a bigger fuel pressure regulator and walbro 255 fuel pump everthing else is stock.do i need intake manifold or wat else do i need to get atleast 400hp the car has 236 right now at the wheel! i appreciate all the help!!

WOW, with the engine work done you are getting only 236 at the wheel. Change your map sensor and yes get a high lift cams and getting the intake polished can help with the air flow. Get another tune when you get the cam and intake and of course a raise the boost. Oh ya, you will need a bigger injectors like 500cc and up.

1999 Ford Escort ZX2 review from North America
What things have gone wrong with the car? When I got the car, it was running like a champ with a stock motor. Nothing was wrong with it at all, even with about 80,000 miles.

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