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bmxer99 · 23 Oct 2006, 07:07 pm

so you wont dmg the car getting the close to the wall?

bmxer99 · 23 Oct 2006, 07:09 pm

ahh its nice to live in tx and drive your mullet sled all year round.

mmm your a tall one.

AAandHT · 23 Oct 2006, 08:05 pm

Puss...its a car, its ment to be driven! No car should go away for winter. Slap some snow tires on and youre good.

EVILZ33 · 24 Oct 2006, 06:25 am

its a corvette and our winters can be harsh at times

vette12 · 24 Oct 2006, 07:14 am

Thanks Z. Cold weather can be hard on the paint and fiberglass, its a convertible, and when it snows here, for some reason illinois snow plows tend to be lazy. They don't usually get the roads clean until the next morning, and if i was driving one night and it snowed, my rear end would slide right off the road. and yea its a corvette

low_civic · 24 Oct 2006, 02:13 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by AAandHT

Puss...its a car, its ment to be driven! No car should go away for winter. Slap some snow tires on and youre good.

i drove my shitvic in early spring...well febuary..and it snowed 5 inches...y car was stuck i couldn't move it...

and i had snow tires on...damn thing was to low couldn't go anywhere...

and im to lazy to every year lift the suspension and drop it and what not...

and yeah his cars a vette why the **** would you wanna fuk soemthing up cuz of snow?

97talon · 24 Oct 2006, 02:15 pm

Throw a set of snow tires on there and drive it year round.

vette12 · 24 Oct 2006, 04:06 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by 97talon

Throw a set of snow tires on there and drive it year round.

.... see previous post

97talon · 24 Oct 2006, 04:08 pm

Be a man.

vette12 · 24 Oct 2006, 04:14 pm

its still rwd

97talon · 24 Oct 2006, 04:15 pm

I've seen lots of RWD go in the snow.

vette12 · 24 Oct 2006, 04:18 pm

yes... and i've also seen lots of rwd go in the ditch in the snow

Memphis · 24 Oct 2006, 04:20 pm

i've seen midgets jump outta trees into apples

vette12 · 24 Oct 2006, 04:23 pm

lol^^

DriftingRz · 24 Oct 2006, 06:11 pm

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Originally Posted by TacomaSR5Dave

well, thats why I love Florida, it doesnt ever get too cold...

same in georgia, ive never seen snow :mecry:

24 Oct 2006, 06:25 am	#19 (permalink)
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24 Oct 2006, 07:14 am	#20 (permalink)
vette12 Veteran Tremekian Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: HAHAHAHAHAHA Posts: 3,263 vette12's Gallery	Thanks Z. Cold weather can be hard on the paint and fiberglass, its a convertible, and when it snows here, for some reason illinois snow plows tend to be lazy. They don't usually get the roads clean until the next morning, and if i was driving one night and it snowed, my rear end would slide right off the road. and yea its a corvette __________________ K&N filter with modified lid, 52mm TB, ported plenum, Edelbrock High Flo runners, Stock baseplate, ported aluminum heads, Custom grind camshaft by DRM, Roller rockers at 1.5, High flow stainless valves, high perf springs, chrome moly rods, high volume fuel pump, adjustable fuel pressure regulator, MSD ignition, LT ceramic coated headers, full stainless exhaust out straight pipes, stock 2:73 gears in D36. also Edelbrock valve covers, chrome break reservoir, 18" black ZR1s on Nitto 555s 275/40

24 Oct 2006, 04:14 pm	#25 (permalink)
vette12 Veteran Tremekian Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: HAHAHAHAHAHA Posts: 3,263 vette12's Gallery	its still rwd __________________ K&N filter with modified lid, 52mm TB, ported plenum, Edelbrock High Flo runners, Stock baseplate, ported aluminum heads, Custom grind camshaft by DRM, Roller rockers at 1.5, High flow stainless valves, high perf springs, chrome moly rods, high volume fuel pump, adjustable fuel pressure regulator, MSD ignition, LT ceramic coated headers, full stainless exhaust out straight pipes, stock 2:73 gears in D36. also Edelbrock valve covers, chrome break reservoir, 18" black ZR1s on Nitto 555s 275/40

24 Oct 2006, 04:18 pm	#27 (permalink)
vette12 Veteran Tremekian Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: HAHAHAHAHAHA Posts: 3,263 vette12's Gallery	yes... and i've also seen lots of rwd go in the ditch in the snow __________________ K&N filter with modified lid, 52mm TB, ported plenum, Edelbrock High Flo runners, Stock baseplate, ported aluminum heads, Custom grind camshaft by DRM, Roller rockers at 1.5, High flow stainless valves, high perf springs, chrome moly rods, high volume fuel pump, adjustable fuel pressure regulator, MSD ignition, LT ceramic coated headers, full stainless exhaust out straight pipes, stock 2:73 gears in D36. also Edelbrock valve covers, chrome break reservoir, 18" black ZR1s on Nitto 555s 275/40

24 Oct 2006, 04:23 pm	#29 (permalink)
vette12 Veteran Tremekian Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: HAHAHAHAHAHA Posts: 3,263 vette12's Gallery	lol^^ __________________ K&N filter with modified lid, 52mm TB, ported plenum, Edelbrock High Flo runners, Stock baseplate, ported aluminum heads, Custom grind camshaft by DRM, Roller rockers at 1.5, High flow stainless valves, high perf springs, chrome moly rods, high volume fuel pump, adjustable fuel pressure regulator, MSD ignition, LT ceramic coated headers, full stainless exhaust out straight pipes, stock 2:73 gears in D36. also Edelbrock valve covers, chrome break reservoir, 18" black ZR1s on Nitto 555s 275/40

23 Oct 2006, 08:05 pm	#18 (permalink)
AAandHT Fanatic Tremekian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Hackensack, NJ Posts: 603 AAandHT's Gallery	Puss...its a car, its ment to be driven! No car should go away for winter. Slap some snow tires on and youre good.

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