Subject	I can drive mine in about 8-10" of light powdery snow
Posted by	Luke@tirerack on December 09, 2003 at 10:03 AM
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In Reply To	LOL....im gunna have to dissagree... posted by TTwinZ (CT) on December 09, 2003 at 09:57 AM
Message	but with 20" there is not enough ground clearance and that's the same for almost any car. Deep heavy wet snow is probalby the toughest because of the ground clearance issues ... heck I even went to a winter AutoX on a frozen lake last year Luke Pavlick '90 Z32 Stage IV Twin Turbo Items in the mirror appear ... TO BE LOSING I want to die peacefully in my sleep ... just like Gramps not screaming and terrified like the people in his car at the time
Follow Ups	Z value - 1990ZX 08:23:11 12/09/03 considering the paint job, 5-6K (n/m) - cant_z_me(retired) 08:28:44 12/09/03 i would try and wait until spring to sell... - TTZ2nvy (CT & PA) 08:30:59 12/09/03 Where in mass are you? Get snow tires or store it and - BigTDogg (MA) 09:06:15 12/09/03 *ding ding ding* (n/m) - Jackie 09:23:56 12/09/03 Just get the right kind of tires and the "Z" - Luke@tirerack 09:47:25 12/09/03 LOL....im gunna have to dissagree... - TTwinZ (CT) 09:57:56 12/09/03 I can drive mine in about 8-10" of light powdery snow - Luke@tirerack 10:03:06 12/09/03 and do you have dedicated winter tires on your "Z" (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 10:05:35 12/09/03 So what tires do you recommend? - infamouseb (NYC) 10:02:20 12/09/03 Re: So what tires do you recommend? - Luke@tirerack 10:04:38 12/09/03 Re: Z value - 1990ZX 11:32:20 12/09/03 the right tires make a huge difference (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 07:35:52 12/10/03 Not too high miles, new trans, paint 6K is minimum - Quad car 12:55:47 12/09/03
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