Winter Driving
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Sandbags and snow tires and a gentle right foot.
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integra_gsr98 wrote:
Sandbags and snow tires and a gentle right foot.Planned on Sandbags
Snow tires...maybe the parents will buy em
or an early christmas presentGentle right foot...hahahahahahahaha
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StangerBanger96 wrote:
Planned on SandbagsSnow tires...maybe the parents will buy em
or an early christmas presentGentle right foot...hahahahahahahaha
I agree on all of these. I had an 87 300zx and it was a pain to drive without snow tires. I had sand, light right foot, and a set of R compound tires(very bad for winter).
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harwood39 wrote:
I had ...a set of R compound tires(very bad for winter).
Did you have a death wish? Wow.To the thread starter, you seriously need to be careful. Spinning the tires on slippery roads in the winter here can lead to a very bad situation before you even realize what has happend.
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Yeah i was joking about the lead foot, i know i gotta be careful because the car is my baby, paid for by ME. I have a close attachment to it and want to keep it in tip-top shape for MANY years.
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PSiedTSi wrote:
have fun its a ford
Gunna last longer than a chevy -
PSiedTSi wrote:
have fun its a fordlook whos talking...DSM driver : p
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pin wrote:
Did you have a death wish? Wow.Oh ya, i only had one sand bag in the back too. i didnt slide much, it just took me forever to start moving from a stop, the rear tires would spin, spin, and spin some more. Also, this was my first time really driving in the winter was last year, first car too. HA HA
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I'd say get an old school AWD audi and put snow tires on it. Maybe you could do a little drifting.
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Just get some beater for under a thousand and keep your mustang stored for the winter. Any thing can happen in the winter and if ya banged it up it would really piss ya off right? So avoid the prob. and get something that matters a little less to you to beat on.
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StangerBanger96 wrote:
want to keep it in tip-top shape for MANY years.well then strike #1 is driving it in the winter.....
I've never ran snow tires (used to only have one set of wheels), but ran a shitload of sand in the trunk and crossed my fingers. Torque (points and laughs at honda guys
) makes for plenty of issues trying to leave a stoplight in poor conditions.......I'll stick to the 4WD this winter again...
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