I found a cheap beater so I will be parking my GT this winter. My car will be parked for 6-7 months and I am wondering how to best prep the motor for long term storage. To prep the fuel sytem I will use a can of Sta-Bil to prevent varnishing and gumming on the injectors. All of my previous rides which I have winter stored were carberated and I simply used to spray a can of "engine storage spray" (basically it was just a light weight oil) down the carb until it flooded out the motor. That stuff would coat the whole upper end and cylinder walls and thus there was no need to start the car up during an extended period of storage. I have never stored a fuel injected car before, I assume you cannot spray anything through the air intake or it would gum everything up? Is that correct? I do not feel like pulling all the plugs and squirting in oil that way. So my question is what would be easiest on the motor, let it sit for 6-7 months and not start it up till spring or should I be firing it up on a regular basis, or is there any sort of spray I can use with the fuel injection. I would like to pull the battery out for the winter and keep it in my warm basement as opposed to leaving it in the car where my garage can get as cold as -30, I have no doubt that would shorten the life of the battery. With the battery pulled it will be kind of pain to start the car up regularly but if that is whats best for the motor I will go through the hassle of taking it in and out. Thanks in advance for any advice:wavey