Who's driving their 350z year round?
Originally Posted by 350z-Jim
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Thanks for making me bust out laughing here at my cubicle at the Pentagon.
No bon on dating for this Thread huh? So has anyone heard anything else outta the dude that bought /did not buy this Z?
Originally Posted by ZRuggernDC
Thanks for making me bust out laughing here at my cubicle at the Pentagon.
No bon on dating for this Thread huh? So has anyone heard anything else outta the dude that bought /did not buy this Z?
No bon on dating for this Thread huh? So has anyone heard anything else outta the dude that bought /did not buy this Z?
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From: NYC
Originally Posted by ross@downforce.net
get a beater...
seriously - the biggest issue is going to be paint damage to the front end. If they plow the roads any car can handle a little slush with the right tires. BUT - the front valance sits so low to the ground that if you get a dark color - after one winter its going to look like the starry night sky.
My advice - get good snow tires (not necc. Blizzaks) Dunlop Wintersport M2's come to mind. Get a Silverstone or Chrome. Get a clear bra for the front end. Don't tailgate in the winter
Enjoy the car.
seriously - the biggest issue is going to be paint damage to the front end. If they plow the roads any car can handle a little slush with the right tires. BUT - the front valance sits so low to the ground that if you get a dark color - after one winter its going to look like the starry night sky.
My advice - get good snow tires (not necc. Blizzaks) Dunlop Wintersport M2's come to mind. Get a Silverstone or Chrome. Get a clear bra for the front end. Don't tailgate in the winter
Enjoy the car.
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From: wyoming
Wow this thread is OLD!!!
But I am bored...
I drive my 350z all year... LOVE the snow... I always get looks drifting corners at 40miles an hour...
Sometimes old people feel the need to follow me till I pull over and yell things at me for driving in the snow like I do but they just do not understand that I have been driving in the snow with RWD for 4 years.... I know what I can and cannot handle... I tell them if they have a problem they are too old to drive in the snow and should stay home.
But I am bored...
I drive my 350z all year... LOVE the snow... I always get looks drifting corners at 40miles an hour...
Sometimes old people feel the need to follow me till I pull over and yell things at me for driving in the snow like I do but they just do not understand that I have been driving in the snow with RWD for 4 years.... I know what I can and cannot handle... I tell them if they have a problem they are too old to drive in the snow and should stay home.
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i changed my entire school schedule, and i am now taking internet classes, just so i do not have to drive in the snow. i have blizzaks, i have driven through the worst snow storms with rwd and fwd, but ultimately the problem with driving in the snow isn't you (the experienced driver), its the rest of the idiots that are driving. i have almost been taken out 6 separate times while driving in the snow. if you take it easy, have proper tires, keep it under 30 when its real bad, you will be fine. if there is any snow on the ground, and you do not know what your doing (and i am talking about "know" as in have had real-life experience) than i recommend you stay off, especially with the Z.
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