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  1. 03-18-2006, 10:32 AM #1
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    What is lowest temp safe for a Doo to be in?

    Just a quick question. Selling house and Doos and want to put my RXP on the drive up dock from its winter cocoon for display. Live in Olympia, WA where the temp is still floating around 35 at night but looking up from here on out. What are people's take on this? Thanks!
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    as long as it's winterized properly, it can sit outside no problem

    get some antifreeze in the intercooler and exhaust
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