The only way to drive your z in the snow
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The only way to drive your z in the snow
Wow that was a bad morning. My poor car was stuck on the side of north ocean till i was able to get my truck there to get it out. Hey was anyone here with a g35 stuck on the northbound side on the overpass there was a silverstone coupe up the road alittle. Just thought i would put this up for everyones amusement.
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Yea.....I normally dont drive her in the snow/rain but i spunn a bearing on my jeep and haven't gotten around to pulling the motor. And plus i had a party to go to that night and i didnt know it was going to snow so you can imagine my glee the next morning when i woke up to see ice and snow everywhere.
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I have to drive in the snow, I have no choice!! I guess I could take a cab!!: But its just not the same!!
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Hey no problem i figured you guys would all get a kick out of it. Actually the really funny part is i drove around for 2 days with it on there till the snow melted away that picture is actually one day after the storm.. Hey I finally did a z first lol
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On another note I was kinda pissed the screw driver nissan gives us on our jacks is a Flat head and the screws holding my front plate on were philups
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I'm sure you would have faired better if you had the proper tires. There have been quite a few Z owners with snow tires that havent had any problems driving in the winter. You might want to invest in atleast a set of all-seasons just in case your other vehicle is having problems.
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nope its stock heigh theres a 2 inch lip on the side of the truck so it makes it look lower. Now if nissan could only make my z as reliable as my truck i would be so happy 90,000 miles and 10yrs and never even had to change a belt