SNOWWWWWWWWWW
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From: Michigan
Originally Posted by LakevilleSSEi
It'* commin......don't worry about that.....
I have yet to see this "Snow" they speak of....I swear in a 10 mile radius of where I live.....I have my own weather patterns within this radius.
I have yet to see this "Snow" they speak of....I swear in a 10 mile radius of where I live.....I have my own weather patterns within this radius.
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From: Farmington, Minnesota =MWBF '05 SURVIVOR= =CEBF '06 SURVIVOR= =August '06 COTM=
Blast you and giving away my secrets PJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
P.*. I'm gonna bury you in 10 feet of snow if I don't get a pic soon
P.*. I'm gonna bury you in 10 feet of snow if I don't get a pic soon
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From: Bloomington, MN
Originally Posted by LakevilleSSEi
It'* commin......don't worry about that.....
I have yet to see this "Snow" they speak of....I swear in a 10 mile radius of where I live.....I have my own weather patterns within this radius.
I have yet to see this "Snow" they speak of....I swear in a 10 mile radius of where I live.....I have my own weather patterns within this radius.
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FWD isn't necessarily better, but it can be a little more predictable. Instead of spinning out you'll plow straight with too much throttle.
It'* best advantage is the ability to have so much weight over the front wheels to put traction down.
RWD can be driven in snow just fine with decent tires. It also give you the ability to correct for the front wheels plowing with a stab of the throttle.
It'* best advantage is the ability to have so much weight over the front wheels to put traction down.
RWD can be driven in snow just fine with decent tires. It also give you the ability to correct for the front wheels plowing with a stab of the throttle.
