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konjina 12-16-2007 09:37 PM

Winter Driving!
 
I was just wondering if everybody has the same problem i have. Man, its terrible outside; the roads are covered with snow and ice and I keep sliding and stucking everywhere...I even put 2 sandbags in the trunk, 70lb each, not a big help. Can't wait till Summer comes again!

SilvrStang 12-16-2007 11:37 PM

RE: Winter Driving!
 
You post too many topics[&:]

konjina 12-17-2007 12:14 AM

RE: Winter Driving!
 
i know man... but this one was just for fun to see how other driversdeal with this snow![:@]

jpacetti 12-17-2007 01:24 AM

RE: Winter Driving!
 
Try slowing down.:eek:

Xemeth 12-17-2007 10:36 AM

RE: Winter Driving!
 
Learn to drive. Get snow tires. It's not like you have some lightweight torque monster. Yeah, you'll slip around a bit, but if you know how to drive, you shouldn't have too many problems in the snow. Ice is a different story, but snow is manageable.

hpwrestler220 12-17-2007 01:22 PM

RE: Winter Driving!
 
its easy to drive in a little bit of snow... its only hard when there is like 4+ inches of snow on the ground or if you have to stop on a hill...

johnt2k7 12-17-2007 09:36 PM

RE: Winter Driving!
 
blizzaks are your best friend i got mine this year because i moved to a area that has more snow and i love them



moontang 12-19-2007 09:56 AM

RE: Winter Driving!
 
^what are those?

mustangman02232 12-19-2007 12:22 PM

RE: Winter Driving!
 
go to your local firestone and buy 2 winterforce tires (blizzak knock-offs) and slap a limited slip in the rear, i used to be able to get snow to come flying up over the front air damn on my camaro with that set up (meaning 6" or so of snow!)

metalchewy 12-24-2007 07:30 PM

RE: Winter Driving!
 
I used to swap over snow tires onto my wife's '00. The High-performance tires just dont cut it in the winter. Especially with the lead coated shoes she wears. hehe.

With snow tires and one 70lb bag of sand and the traction control, it did pretty well in the snow in Colorado.

I sold the snow tires in the last garage sale we had in Colorado before we moved to Vegas. Haven't had to worry about snow driving here yet. ;-)


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