Shoulda bought snow tires...
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yah the rx8 is good till about 4 inches if it' completely unplowed. But in the NY area it usually either gets matted down by other cars, or plowed, so you really just need them for the traction.
I just spent an hour drifting around town.....yah you really do need some snows + shitty winter rims, or a FWD/AWD beater...
I just spent an hour drifting around town.....yah you really do need some snows + shitty winter rims, or a FWD/AWD beater...
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LOL that is what usually happens. Its kinda like detailing your car. It wont rain for 3 weeks, but the day after you wax it, it rains.
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its not bad down here is colorado, but too late to buy tires, guess we just have to troop it out or get a little risky which i would rather just stay home and miss work/ school w/e. then go and get hurt, hurt someone else or just have to deal with a lot of ****... thats why over the summer im saving up and buying some pos integra w/e to drive when it snows.
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I know what you mean. I went to Nebraska on Friday early in January. Not much happened.....it was ever so slightly snowy. Nothing my summer tires couldn't handle. I heard it would snow Sunday evening, good thing I'd be gone already.
Saturday night/Sunday morning....it started snowing.
I was in Yutan at the time, and they didn't really plow. Thinking "As long as I get to the highway, I'll be OK. Nope, they did jack there also. After about 20 minutes, there was a hill with a slight turn to the left. Well, let's just say I went out of control. Back end goes left into the oncoming lane while my front end runs into the previous weeks snow drift. Luckily, no damage, but a 6 hour drive home took about 10 hours.
Rawwwrrr, if I would have had snow tires at that time, I wouldn't have had an issue. Thank god I have it now.
Gotta post pics still...
Saturday night/Sunday morning....it started snowing.
I was in Yutan at the time, and they didn't really plow. Thinking "As long as I get to the highway, I'll be OK. Nope, they did jack there also. After about 20 minutes, there was a hill with a slight turn to the left. Well, let's just say I went out of control. Back end goes left into the oncoming lane while my front end runs into the previous weeks snow drift. Luckily, no damage, but a 6 hour drive home took about 10 hours.
Rawwwrrr, if I would have had snow tires at that time, I wouldn't have had an issue. Thank god I have it now.
Gotta post pics still...
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