Subject	I wouldn't exactly call a Z lightweight...
Posted by	Sportzcoop on May 02, 2003 at 11:56 AM
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In Reply To	get another car... posted by static on May 02, 2003 at 11:15 AM
Message	They are actually pretty heavy. The problem with driving them in the snow is mostly due to them being powerful rear wheel drive vehicles. Also wider tires are bad in the snow, hence why snow tires should be ordered thinner than what is normally on the vehicle. I do agree that driving the Z year round is not a great idea but it can be done, if one is careful. "Now, i dont know who has driven their car after a new trans was installed, but i'd like to know how your shiter felt."-Chris(NJ...should keep his Z)
Follow Ups	Are Z's dangerous to drive year round in NYC? (n/m) - infamouseb 10:35:22 05/02/03 Zs dont kill people, people do (n/m) - Snoguitar 10:36:45 05/02/03 Re: Are Z's dangerous to drive year round in NYC? - infamouseb 10:39:21 05/02/03 Get a winter car too. My Z never sees the snow or salt. (n/m) - Arnel(Z32racing.com) 11:16:02 05/02/03 That depends... - Christianv 11:15:27 05/02/03 get another car... - static 11:15:54 05/02/03 I wouldn't exactly call a Z lightweight... - Sportzcoop 11:56:48 05/02/03 Z32 ...lightweight ?????? what are you smoking ??? (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 12:06:40 05/02/03 with the right tires ... any car is safe to drive - Luke@tirerack 12:04:26 05/02/03 My cars are not:-) Except - George(boost-solutions.com) 12:26:12 05/02/03 let me use it next winter and I will prove you wrong - Luke@tirerack 14:11:17 05/02/03 Works OK for my daily commute into NYC... (n/m) - eliZium 12:19:30 05/02/03
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