so when it snows like crazy outside, who here gets in thier cars and goes out drivng just for fun?
either it be drifting down unplowed backroads, doing donuts in parking lots, or just going somewhere just because its snowing out.
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| Author: | Smeltej25 [ January 17, 2004 ] |
| Post subject: | driving in the snow |
so when it snows like crazy outside, who here gets in thier cars and goes out drivng just for fun? either it be drifting down unplowed backroads, doing donuts in parking lots, or just going somewhere just because its snowing out. |
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| Author: | ExcelSi [ January 17, 2004 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: driving in the snow |
i did in my parents sequia one weekend i was suprised that suv has pretty good traction. |
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| Author: | civicvtec1ps [ January 17, 2004 ] |
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I stay home. |
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| Author: | .saint [ January 17, 2004 ] |
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POOP_HELL!!! munster and i put together a snow drifting team called poop_hell. |
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| Author: | RichXKU [ January 18, 2004 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: driving in the snow |
I wait till the storm is underway then run my errands. No one is around, and I can make bank suing all the ricers driving around on 3-season tires when they hit me  |
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| Author: | DA 9_Chinga [ January 18, 2004 ] |
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this is why i should have stayed home perfect example... http://www.thejdm.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1280 |
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| Author: | Smeltej25 [ January 25, 2004 ] |
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hmm, i guess snow isnt as fun for front or rear wheel drive as it is for all wheel drive im eagerly waiting for monday, 6-10 inches should be on the ground come the morning or early afternoon!  |
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| Author: | sleepin02si [ January 25, 2004 ] |
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It was snowing today. I went out and did several 180's, one 360, and drifted though several turns. I never would have done this without my Blizzak tires. They are great! You can slide, but still steer and slow down in a controled manor. Of course I did all of this on a street that was recently paved, but still does not have any houses on it yet so there was no traffic at all. |
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| Author: | munster [ January 25, 2004 ] |
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POOP HELL! I had a nice controlled drift last night through an empty lot. I had Michelin Arctic Alpines before. Those tires also kicked ass. Plus the barked really loud when the snow was gone and I burned them off. |
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| Author: | sleepin02si [ January 25, 2004 ] |
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Yeah, they do. That is why you need to be a little nicer to them when it is dry. The softer compound is ideal for the slush and snow. If you drive hard on dedicated winter tires, you are taking the risk of a wipeout. They just are not hard enough to handle the pressure. |
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