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Old Feb 16, 2014 | 03:57 PM
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In other news made it up to the back door today, took chains to do it, but I made it.
what are these chains you speak of?!

I have never used chains or "snow tires"

I drive the dodge as is, and throw weight in the bed of the S10 (not a 4x4) for snow. chains are for noobs
 
Old Feb 16, 2014 | 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Jigabop
what are these chains you speak of?!

I have never used chains or "snow tires"

I drive the dodge as is, and throw weight in the bed of the S10 (not a 4x4) for snow. chains are for noobs


Chains are for 2wd Open Diff Dodge owners... I've never used snow tires either

You should bring that smack talk to the East Coast, we'll see how those sticky mud tires do here...

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Old Feb 16, 2014 | 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by stewie01


Chains are for 2wd Open Diff Dodge owners... I've never used snow tires either

You should bring that smack talk to the East Coast, we'll see how those sticky mud tires do here...

Nicely said.
 
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Old Feb 16, 2014 | 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by stewie01


Chains are for 2wd Open Diff Dodge owners... I've never used snow tires either

You should bring that smack talk to the East Coast, we'll see how those sticky mud tires do here...


Bahahaha. Wrong. chains are only for 4wd chebbys

Edit: Stupid computer must like chevys or something cuz it didn't post everything I typed... Saw a 4wd chevy in the ditch and he couldn't get out of it. Probably took the curve waaaay too fast. I was going 35 and wasn't slipping or sliding.

I drove through 8 inches of snow in 2wd with the dodge. No problems. And I've got a open diff too :O

And mud tires and more than enough power to do burnouts on concrete...
 

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Old Feb 16, 2014 | 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by stewie01


Chains are for 2wd Open Diff Dodge owners... I've never used snow tires either

You should bring that smack talk to the East Coast, we'll see how those sticky mud tires do here...

Lmao agreed!
 
Old Feb 16, 2014 | 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by aofarrell2
Bahahaha. Wrong. chains are only for 4wd chebbys

Edit: Stupid computer must like chevys or something cuz it didn't post everything I typed... Saw a 4wd chevy in the ditch and he couldn't get out of it. Probably took the curve waaaay too fast. I was going 35 and wasn't slipping or sliding.

I drove through 8 inches of snow in 2wd with the dodge. No problems. And I've got a open diff too :O

And mud tires and more than enough power to do burnouts on concrete...
I can get through the snow on flat ground (we had 1' here this past Thursday), with no chains or extra weight, as long as I keep steady momentum going.

I've got lots of hills and inclines to get up and down, which makes things harder.
 
Old Feb 16, 2014 | 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by stewie01
I can get through the snow on flat ground (we had 1' here this past Thursday), with no chains or extra weight, as long as I keep steady momentum going.

I've got lots of hills and inclines to get up and down, which makes things harder.
Same here. Lots of tight curves too. But as you said, as long as you keep steady going you can usually get anywhere. Thankfully they grade all of the gravel to the shoulder of the roads so if you slip to the side of the road you can keep from sliding into the ditch and can get some traction.
 
Old Feb 17, 2014 | 11:37 AM
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why would I want to go over there in the land of excessive salt use?! my truck already has some cancer going, I don't need to make the cancer 10x worse! lol

If I want to drive through tons of snow, I need only take a 30 minute drive to the mountain pass through the cascade mountains
 
Old Feb 17, 2014 | 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Jigabop
why would I want to go over there in the land of excessive salt use?! my truck already has some cancer going, I don't need to make the cancer 10x worse! lol

If I want to drive through tons of snow, I need only take a 30 minute drive to the mountain pass through the cascade mountains
Why? so you have an excuse to do a complete body job

Actually it's only people who don't wash their trucks regularly that have the rust/salt issue. and some people coat their vehicles with a special anti-rust coating.
 
Old Feb 17, 2014 | 11:52 AM
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my truck has been selected for more beta testing

they want me to swap my secondary turbo for a VGT and have me test out a new tuner they came up with that is based off my current tuner, but with added built in VGT controller, etc... should be interesting. and will give me an exhaust brake! woot!
 

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