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TT, slick roads, 70 mph, and you're telling US to be careful?

 

conncur

 

So do you regret hitting the throttle on slick roads yet. I take it easy in my car, and I dont even have F/I! Glad to hear that you are ok and all, but perhaps better judgement before hands shouldve been considered.

 

 

Pix?

 

Like I said online, glad you're alright, man.

 

Glad your ok, got any pics of the remains. What year is your car.

 

Im sure were going to see alot more threads like this before winter is over I my self just slid into a curb due to the weather/traction issue with these cars

 

Poor zed. Glad to hear you are okay. Take care of youself and your new project.

 

I'm just happy I live in Texas where it never ever snows. sorry for your loss but I know you'll come back even better before right?

 

Jan 21 1987 san antonio, it snowed

 

Holy ****. I live in oregon and day before yesterday, i crashed my Z. I did almost the exact same thing, hit the median in the middle of the highway at about 65-70, knocked over 3 tree's, 1 street sign, and than hit the concrete barrier half on half off and it flipped me over and than back up. I freaked out and crawled out the driver side window that shattered.

Here's the link!
https://my350z.com/forum/media-share/238188-what-happens-when-you-roll-your-z-and-knock-over-3-trees-and-a-sign.html

 

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again, sorry to hear. I feel so bad for my first ever turbo kit......

 

Alex, your Turbo kit is safe and sound. Like I said, the engine is undamaged. The beast will rise from the ashes again.

 

Oh, I'm sure a few more people will be glad to point this out too.

"Everyone be careful! If you have a modded Z and the roads are icy, do not try to start pushing your Z at 70 or so."
Common sense 101 has now been covered.

Seriously tho man, sorry to hear about your car. Good luck with the insurance, repairs, etc.
Glad to hear you are ok as well.

 

I think that the big fat tires had more to do with the wreck than the TT

 

Pushing the Z on icy roads played the biggest role IMO. Turbo or N/A, skinny or fat tires, ice is ice and ice is slippery dammit, especially in a RWD car.

 

This thread needs some photos.