speeding and aluminum

["Craig Robson" <padow@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>I recently had several aluminum parts installed under my 95 M3 (a LTW
>Oil Pan and an Alpina diff cover).  I live in Chicago and salt season 
>is
>about to start.  I would like to protect these parts from corrosion. > 
I
>am most concerned about the Alpina since it has many fins and a lot >of
<surface are that would be at risk.  Does anybody have any suggestions
>other than just washing the car.
 The great thing about aluminum is that it doesn'corrode. It sometimes 
may look it if there is another metal touching it that does corrode, but 
aluminum doesn't. This is why my dad's irrigation company deals in 
aluminum pipes and fittings for the most part. My dad's company is very 
large and supplies many other companies with aluminum parts. big money 
here.
Also, the people who say that speed isn't dangerous are the people to 
look out for, they are the ones driving SUVs with reckless abandon. I'm 
getting quite ticked off at all the people who say these words. It is 
very dangerous. Anybody know whay the Porsche tookoff? It was going too 
fast. It crested the hill behind the other car and it caught a lot of 
air underneath and tookoff. It probably could have stayed down if it had 
backed off and gone slower, but then that wouldn't be racing would it? 
Also, why do you think there are so many regulations in racing, roll 
cages, sealed gas tanks, etc. because of the speed. Sometimes a person 
can be lucky and walk away from an accident involving high speed, but 
usually they are driven away with sirens blazing. A car can kill a 
pedestrian going only 25 mph. Don't kidd yourself, or kill yourself. 
Craig Robson

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