When doing a winter build

[chronical]

As I collect parts and store them away for when it starts to cool down, I'm curious as to proper storage to ensure the parts don't fail due to corrosion, dirt and dust, or rust. What do you guys do with all the little parts as you get them all together for a few months. (dog bones, lifters, pushrods, tensioners, pullies, timing set, spyder, etc etc etc) do you just bag them or maybe use a little oil on them then seal them? Thank you

[Mysticcobrakilla]

We spray cams and cranks down with wd-40 and wrap them back up with plastic. Seems to work fine for 6 or so months.

[dsrtuckteezy]

put them inside your house? duhh

[chronical]

put them inside your house? duhh

living room already has the short block in it.



jk, I have a 1000 sq ft shop that is a few miles from my home so it would all have to stay there

[DFWtechie]

I with mysticcobrakilla spray them down with wd-40 and put them plastic bags and seal them shut.

[4EyedTurd]

LPS works good for that