Yes we can drive our s2000's in the winter
11-27-2003, 04:18 AM
#32
I have the Blizzak MZ-01's on.... So far the dry handling is pretty good.
Not sure how they are in the snow yet, but i have a feeling that's not too far away
Simon keep us posted on that winter drag fest.
Not sure how they are in the snow yet, but i have a feeling that's not too far away
Simon keep us posted on that winter drag fest.
11-27-2003, 05:22 AM
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the MZ-01's are the most aggressive of the bridgestone bunch....but they don't make them anymore.
there's a tire dealer that still has a few sets (16's) if anyone is interested...
jasonass, the handling is pretty good b/c they're over inflated....take some air out, or they'll wear out by tomorrow.
put them to 32 psi all around.....they're probably at 35-36 right now.....
(that's why they're wearing down the middle in the rear)
there's a tire dealer that still has a few sets (16's) if anyone is interested...
jasonass, the handling is pretty good b/c they're over inflated....take some air out, or they'll wear out by tomorrow.
put them to 32 psi all around.....they're probably at 35-36 right now.....
(that's why they're wearing down the middle in the rear)
11-27-2003, 07:08 AM
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Originally posted by BioBanker
That is exactly what Jason is looking to hear after just buying your car.
That is exactly what Jason is looking to hear after just buying your car.
(although i doubt it
)
11-27-2003, 08:06 AM
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Eventhough I drive the Dakota 4WD in the Winter I have to laugh at the fools who drive other SUV's and 4WD pickups like they are gods of winter/ice driving. I can't count the number of them I have seen in the ditches. They will stand there and expect me to pull them out, all I do is ask if they have a tow strap and that they hook it up to their vehicle, that way if I pull the bumper off it's their fault for not finding a proper attachment. Most of them say that I should hook them up and I just tell them no. They don't want to get dirty and wet in the snow, and want to keep the police from being involved, so they won't call a real tow truck.
11-27-2003, 08:12 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by s2ksimon
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.
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.
11-27-2003, 08:20 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by THEOLDMAN
Eventhough I drive the Dakota 4WD in the Winter I have to laugh at the fools who drive other SUV's and 4WD pickups like they are gods of winter/ice driving.
Eventhough I drive the Dakota 4WD in the Winter I have to laugh at the fools who drive other SUV's and 4WD pickups like they are gods of winter/ice driving.