Winter Time
I wouldnt drive a rear wheel drive in deep fresh snow. Sorry man, but your risking a lot going out in that. Think of every moron who doesnt know how to drive in it all out at once "playing", and your lack of the ability to avoid them quickly. Its dangerous. Most the accidents I see are relatively low speed slides, but they still do a ton of damage. Avoid unnecessary trips, and drive very carefully. It may well save your truck.
I still want and plan to do that and just power slide the thing around but i havnt gotten the chance yet
Ya'd think that wider tires would help because it would have more on the ground but mine arnt too big in the first place, dont know how wide they are but there only 27s
Last edited by ZackN920; Dec 10, 2009 at 08:40 PM.
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Yeah, well I'm from North Carolina... what's snow?
JK, but we typically don't see more than a few days where it snows each winter. The plus side to that is no salt, the downside to that is that it's no fun!
JK, but we typically don't see more than a few days where it snows each winter. The plus side to that is no salt, the downside to that is that it's no fun!
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But 10mins away the mountains gots tons of snow to play in.
All year round, that sounds cool if you can play in it, whats the temp like over there on average durring the seasons (around where you live, not i the mountains)
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Well thats no fair!! I'd have to drive 3-4 hours to the mountains to find snow =(