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Back OT- with the change of seasons coming on, it would be wise to check the type of tires on your Z. If it's a summer only type of tire, the tread compound will not have enough traction for temps in the 30's. Even if that only occurs in the morning, it's a rude awakening going bassackwards off the road when you exit a corner. All-season tires would be a good DD upgrade. Also, if the tread depth of your tires is below 4/32nds, it may lead to hydroplaning on wet roads.
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So that made me look up what my tires are, and they are apparently summer tires. Interesting because many other FX owners reported doing well in the snow, but they also have AWD I think. I slid around on ice a bunch last year, and maybe that is why lol.
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BTW- you could learn to drive like a rally driver, but that won't do $%&! at the bottom of a slippery hill with a four-way stop. You'll just CRASH like a rally driver...
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I was just looking at your signature and remember seeing a Z with the same bumper sticker I think it was white? I was behind it pulling out of the CRC parking garage.
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Oh what a coincidence lol. Well maybe I'll see you around, what color and year is your car. Mines black and look pretty stock appearance wise besides my headlights.
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There is a guy here around fort drum ny that has a 2007 lifted at least 4 inches with huge tires. I seen him drive past me last winter....so my question is how the hell did he lift it!!!??? Will try and get a pic of it if I see him this winter lol seriously the world has to see this guy's Z
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