Subject	I have several times....
Posted by	spyhunterTT(nj) on November 16, 2006 at 8:56 AM
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In Reply To	why not, ever done it? (n/m) posted by vorpalZ on November 16, 2006 at 01:13 AM
Message	Besides causing rust, it's not that bad provided: 1) that there isn't that much snow on the ground 2) that you have good tires for snow driving, either snow specific or good all seasons. 3) take it really easy and slow going around turns 4) no boosting 5) leave the fancy wheels at home and use your stockers just in case you smack it into a curb Alex bork bork bork! Zengineer - ""...300zx is arguably the best, and has been almost universally admired by designers for its refinement, elegant surface development and painstaking detail design; and to think that some teenager will slap on a $150 Veilside front bumper on it 10 years from now is nauseating"
Follow Ups	if snow tires stick so good, why wouldn't they make a good - robo (sebring1970) 17:09:13 11/15/06 nope, squishy tread blocks really suck for dry handling - vorpalZ 17:11:44 11/15/06 figures. I just ordered a couple of Bridgestone Blizzaks - robo (sebring1970) 17:24:03 11/15/06 I hope you ordered 4 (or have 2 already). (n/m) - boileralum 17:30:09 11/15/06 no, 2 for the rear wheels, rear wheel drive, - robo (sebring1970) 17:34:43 11/15/06 You really should get 2 more. :-) - Only1Z 18:26:24 11/15/06 2nd, you need grip or you'll understeer like crazy - vorpalZ 21:17:28 11/15/06 my prob last winter getting to and from work was rear - robo (sebring1970) 01:51:04 11/16/06 I disagree...I prefer to oversteer than understeer... - Only1Z 11:55:15 11/16/06 Personally I would rather go through a corner looking out - BFastRBLast (Ca) 12:49:51 11/16/06 Bah...you're from California...what do you know about - Only1Z 18:11:13 11/16/06 I believe most track instructors will tell you understeer - robo (sebring1970) 16:20:21 11/16/06 On the track? I would agree... - Only1Z 18:09:59 11/16/06 they stick to the snow well because of their microsipes... - anb957 (Denver) 17:17:15 11/15/06 *The word you've entered isn't in the dictionary* (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 17:33:53 11/15/06 look at any snow tire--the thin cuts in the tread blocks... - anb957 (Denver) 17:55:46 11/15/06 they stick to snow, not pavement. (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 18:02:24 11/15/06 so the logical conclusion would be that you could go - robo (sebring1970) 18:11:39 11/15/06 Yes. Snow tires are utterly worthless not to mention - ENVYMYZ 18:24:47 11/15/06 False (n/m) - Only1Z 18:32:49 11/15/06 No...if you get a dedicated performance snow tire with a - Only1Z 18:31:52 11/15/06 While that may be true, they simply cannot compare to - ENVYMYZ 18:46:42 11/15/06 Ahhh...but I was not comparing them to a high performance - Only1Z 20:29:10 11/15/06 ah, thanks, that's sort of what I was wondering. and yes, - robo (sebring1970) 01:45:07 11/16/06 A RSX driver in my area buy snow tires for drifting - WildBillZx 18:30:09 11/15/06 drifting with his rsx? pullin the e-brake or what? (n/m) - inf 18:35:51 11/15/06 slides on bread trays. (n/m) - Halo Z 18:58:04 11/15/06 LOL (n/m) - Patrick(Austin) 21:35:44 11/15/06 lol, not much hp in a stocker, e-brake and long runs - WildBillZx 00:40:50 11/16/06 I had snowtires on the rear of my old NA when I bought - ShakaShaun(Denver) 18:43:15 11/15/06 shouldnt drive the z in the snow IMO (n/m) - imney 23:05:03 11/15/06 why not, ever done it? (n/m) - vorpalZ 01:13:54 11/16/06 I have several times.... - spyhunterTT(nj) 08:56:16 11/16/06 i sure havent.... i wrecked in the slightest rain due to - imney 12:12:38 11/16/06 Nope, never will either, it is taboo (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 13:39:28 11/16/06 be prepared for extremem understeer in the cold - Luke@tirerack 07:20:38 11/16/06 thanks, I will. If it becomes too problematic I'll add two - robo (sebring1970) 16:11:06 11/16/06 In addition to the above, there is also the temperature issu - Technomancer 14:17:47 11/16/06
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