Spun my S on the freeway....
just goes to show you how unpredictable these cars are wet terrain and with the stock SO-2's
02-03-2004, 11:03 AM
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man reading this thread, any new commers would think S2000 isn't safe to drive.
First off, SO2 isn't the best wet season tires but they aren't the worse either. I've driven my S2000 in rain and my SO2 performed fine.
Now I have Blizzak LM22 for the winter and so its been fine.
First off, SO2 isn't the best wet season tires but they aren't the worse either. I've driven my S2000 in rain and my SO2 performed fine.
Now I have Blizzak LM22 for the winter and so its been fine.
02-03-2004, 03:20 PM
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RadeRadak, since your car is a MY00, maybe something is slightly out of whack with your suspension. Have you had a high quality alignment done to go along with your tires?
02-03-2004, 03:24 PM
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RadeRadak,
I did the exact same thing (stalled too) on an eight inch of snow. I know the feeling. If the ground is cold and even moist, I get nervous driving. Look to new tires. There are plenty of guys driving an S in Canada. Ask some of them about it!
I did the exact same thing (stalled too) on an eight inch of snow. I know the feeling. If the ground is cold and even moist, I get nervous driving. Look to new tires. There are plenty of guys driving an S in Canada. Ask some of them about it!
02-03-2004, 03:33 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by RadeRadak I was going about 52 mph when the car started gliding back and forth in the lane, a similar feeling to high winds pushing on the car around.