Subject	I dunno.
Posted by	ZiNnYc on December 06, 2010 at 12:52 PM
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In Reply To	IMHO, if you're going to chance the Z in the snow, you need posted by BigTDogg (MA) on December 06, 2010 at 12:15 PM
Message	I've seen the LM-25 fall flat on its face. 2+2TT, with less than 6 inches on the ground. Close to brand new. Couldn't move it. Sand bags on the back, SPL suspension, even dug a path with shovels....horrible. 17 by 9s. Chose the DWS this season to drive spiritedly when its above 40 degrees without worrying about losing half my tread depth. When there's more than an inch, I have the luxury of taking the subway though :) Willingly driving a Z in high snow is all kinds of stupid. It's a sports car, so if I'm not driving above 50, and the tops aren't down, why risk an accident?
Follow Ups	Sigh, I hate life, need winter tire help - Timmy 10:39:25 12/06/10 Skinnier the better. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 10:44:48 12/06/10 What's the skinniest I can go on the back? (n/m) - Timmy 10:48:44 12/06/10 225 all around. Blizzaks FTW (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:59:41 12/06/10 2nd, on some cheap NA rims (n/m) - cherryz 12:09:28 12/06/10 look for a $500 beater... (n/m) - BoneZ 10:47:43 12/06/10 This will be my 4th winter with 2 different TT's and I've - Timmy 10:49:53 12/06/10 not questioning your or z's ability. - BoneZ 11:01:13 12/06/10 New summer tires on going on come April, I do not - Timmy 11:04:45 12/06/10 mabee its my z - JRFITZ 12:17:49 12/06/10 Put a set of snows on there and that won't happen (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 13:35:37 12/06/10 unless I plan on equipping everyone else's cars with the - LJZTT 18:16:43 12/06/10 2nd. (n/m) - BoneZ 19:39:03 12/06/10 your profile says you're in lower FL... - Cap927(Boston) 11:46:51 12/06/10 Fort Lauderdale? You don't know what winter is. (n/m) - Black95 11:50:33 12/06/10 Sorry never changed my profile, I moved back to Cleveland - Timmy 11:54:37 12/06/10 Conti ExtremeContact DWS - njz 12:04:49 12/06/10 IMHO, if you're going to chance the Z in the snow, you need - BigTDogg (MA) 12:15:49 12/06/10 yep, 9 winters, 3 Z's, 225/50/16 WS Blizzaks on stock NA - vorpalZ 12:35:44 12/06/10 ?? do you get that heavy wet snow around you area, - Cap927(Boston) 13:21:41 12/06/10 not usually... - vorpalZ 14:11:33 12/06/10 I dunno. - ZiNnYc 12:52:16 12/06/10 Too wide, need narrower tires. I've got Blizzaks on my DD - BigTDogg (MA) 13:02:43 12/06/10 but isn't your DD a FWD?? (n/m) - Cap927(Boston) 13:13:08 12/06/10 LM's suck in deep snow, WS's rock. (n/m) - vorpalZ 13:13:49 12/06/10 Yes, FWD, with 185s, and might be WS-60s - BigTDogg (MA) 13:17:59 12/06/10 All season tire would suck more in same size & situation - Ashman2k2 21:20:07 12/06/10 Re: IMHO, if you're going to chance the Z in the snow, you need - njz 13:05:54 12/06/10 Then why would you recommend an all season tire? - BigTDogg (MA) 13:13:39 12/06/10 Re: Then why would you recommend an all season tire? - njz 16:31:14 12/06/10 I can fit 235/60's on stock tt rims correct? Found these - Timmy 13:09:19 12/06/10 Too tall, keep looking for 225/50s (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 13:14:08 12/06/10 225/50's do work on TT rims correct? I could have sworn - Timmy 13:25:30 12/06/10 They can fit on stock TT rears, but are better suited to NAs (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 14:44:58 12/06/10 Yup - my slicktop has 225/50's on (4) 8.5 TT stockers - black300zx 18:24:19 12/06/10 Like others have said, don't settle for all-seasons - TTFairladyZ 13:48:24 12/06/10 I'm looking at these winterforce, Blizzak don't come - Timmy 14:04:58 12/06/10 They have 225/55/R16's in the WS-60, they work. (n/m) - vorpalZ 14:21:09 12/06/10 Thanks, I'll make a decision between the 2, the winterforce - Timmy 14:26:19 12/06/10 Re: Thanks, I'll make a decision between the 2, the winterforce - skuzzie 02:21:43 12/07/10
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