Yes we can drive our s2000's in the winter
11-24-2003, 10:48 AM
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i was speaking more to stability as a funciton of residual snow, some ice, high winds.....as we know, there are many days where road conditions are good enough to permit speed limit driving....
i have driven with same size snow tires at all corners, but with high winds and residual snow/ice on the ground....let's just say that it becomes VERY labourious - the amount of concentration required is immense.
as soon as i got the proper stagger back, it was smooth sailing....literally.
i have driven with same size snow tires at all corners, but with high winds and residual snow/ice on the ground....let's just say that it becomes VERY labourious - the amount of concentration required is immense.
as soon as i got the proper stagger back, it was smooth sailing....literally.
11-24-2003, 11:00 AM
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we actually will, when we go to winter drag fest.. I think my idea which I stole from the prairie redliners about having a Winter Drag Fest will be a good educator for winter driving, while having some fun. I have the place picked out, just have to wait until we get snow dumped on .. (I actually hope never, but .. )
11-26-2003, 08:20 PM
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good write up. this is my irst year with the S. I plan to drive it as much as I can whenstreets are dry. I went for the BRS LM22 for the better performance as opposed to the snow and ice qualities of the ws50
11-26-2003, 08:40 PM
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I agree with what your saying and your points are valid, but for me personally theres something about storing and knowing that it has never touched salt. I love the feeling of bringing out on that first nice day knowing its been sleeping for a couple of months.To each his own I say but indeed a very good write up Simon.
