SNOW in New York!!.. pooorr Z =( ~pix~
12-02-2007, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by bloodwings19
Put it in the garage because a car cover isn't really a protection. Having a car cover is great if the condition isn't raining, snowing, or windy. On a raining day, the water will slip through from too much rain to when you take the cover off. On a snowy day, if you just drove it, condensation will be underneath the cover, and water from the weight of the snow. And on a windy day, the car cover will either blown from the car, or leave scratches when the cover is moving back and forth. It is better to have a car cover than no car cover, but if you have an option of garaging it better that than leave it out. Luckily, my Z sleeps inside and I used to have a car cover for a 4runner until I got a beater.
12-02-2007, 05:00 PM
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Snow and the Z
I just got caught in the Snow for my 1st time in my new Z roadster. The slip function and ABS worked great. Was going 65 or so on freeway with no problem. But when getting off at my exit, might have been going too fast, and caught a slippery spot. The tail started to go out, and I had to get out of that slide. Pulled out of it, and said to myself. Put the baby in the garage and forget about it until spring, or a good winter day with sun that I can put the top down.
12-02-2007, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by WIZMan 2007
I just got caught in the Snow for my 1st time in my new Z roadster. The slip function and ABS worked great. Was going 65 or so on freeway with no problem. But when getting off at my exit, might have been going too fast, and caught a slippery spot. The tail started to go out, and I had to get out of that slide. Pulled out of it, and said to myself. Put the baby in the garage and forget about it until spring, or a good winter day with sun that I can put the top down.
yea forget driving in the snow! Im not takin the beast out when it snows. When it gets cleard up and sunny.. then ye. But driving in the snow, your just asking for trouble. I realllyy dont wanna end up in one of those death threads lol
12-02-2007, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by 04LIQUIDSILVER
jajaja same thing here... I drove my car today to see how it was on the snow and did ok.... it was a little crazy...Nice lip
12-02-2007, 09:19 PM
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well atleast you'll save mileage..and its better than having the car being hit with 115 degrees of sun..especially when you have CF parts cuz itll eventially yellow cuz the sun
