Subject	snow? what's that?!
Posted by	FLY 1 (Dallaz) on March 05, 2003 at 6:00 PM
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In Reply To	You Dallas guys don't see much snow, do you? posted by Marshall on March 05, 2003 at 05:37 PM
Message	:::This will decrease the surface area and prevent sliding. ::lower pressure = increase surface area = more contact = more resistance = more traction :You want less surface area in the snow, not more. :My tirerack catalog says to get the narrowest tire that fits on the rim. You want to cut through the snow, not lay on top of it. Guess I am talking out of my ass again? so I post this pic for myself: (courtesy of Spee, Spee's got some sick pix!) we only see thin snow lasting a nite or 2. I don't drive on snow, I stay home, so I no personal experience. Well, at least, me thinks over it :-) I skip class and ask to be off at work when it snows, really! Erick
Follow Ups	Tire pressure in snow, lower or higher? - ZLover4Life 15:54:15 03/05/03 You're probably gonna want to run more air pressure - U ZCREAM (Back in Action) 16:35:46 03/05/03 lower the pressure - FLY 1 (Dallaz) 16:45:55 03/05/03 actually, it = tires that don't cut through the snow. - Spee 16:53:24 03/05/03 tire's contact on snow (not ice) is like contact on the sand - FLY 1 (Dallaz) 17:47:03 03/05/03 I think it's different. - Marshall 18:01:25 03/05/03 Snow and sand are two TOTALLY different animals. - Spee 18:11:04 03/05/03 bite me! you still can't drive your Z out, but I CAN NOW! - FLY 1 (Dallaz) 18:22:55 03/05/03 Not true - mm_95TT 01:09:08 03/06/03 You Dallas guys don't see much snow, do you? - Marshall 17:37:54 03/05/03 snow? what's that?! - FLY 1 (Dallaz) 18:00:32 03/05/03 lol (n/m) - Marshall 18:02:01 03/05/03 That is uhhhh, hidious (n/m) - CowBoy--TT Conversion Underway 19:08:21 03/05/03 Narrow tires & high pressure >>> - vorpalz 18:13:29 03/05/03 Or just get a nice 4x4 like my dakota ;) (n/m) - Chickan_Z (OH) 21:24:04 03/05/03
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