under adverse conditions like snow...

its not your driving skills thats a concern...

 

ahah drive an FD in the snow? I would never, no traction, stupid drivers + snow = bybye car, and insurance ***** u in the ***? If that sounds good to go right ahead. Snow = salt, another reason not to drive in the snow.

 

Well, aside from all that....







You can practice regaining control of the car in spins and slides... And you won't wear out the tires! LOL

 

it has an engine, wheels, and a steering wheel. drive it, it is a car. however, it is your choice on whether to take it out in the snow. i would not. who cares about some salt. clean that bad boy up and there is not problem....

 

Yea.. do not take her in the snow..

:bigthumg: mines been sleeping for over a month..

 

heh i took her out for tonite only... :redface: :twisted:

 

yea yea.. now you're gonna get addicted.. :smirk: :bigthumg: hehehe lol

 

cant agree with amp enough on that topic, whe i go out driving in the snow i get paranoid, not that i may crash and hit someone/something but i get paranoid of the idiots doing like 80mph on a residential curvy street passing me like they were on an autox track....of cours ei see them a few miles down the road in a ditch, but hey cant save everyone



just like the gun thing "guns dont kill people, people kill people" it's the same with cars "cars dont crash, people crash cars"



kevin.

 

cant agree with amp enough on that topic, whe i go out driving in the snow i get paranoid, not that i may crash and hit someone/something but i get paranoid of the idiots doing like 80mph on a residential curvy street passing me like they were on an autox track....of cours ei see them a few miles down the road in a ditch, but hey cant save everyone



just like the gun thing "guns dont kill people, people kill people" it's the same with cars "cars dont crash, people crash cars"



kevin. [/quote]

exactly, I'm just scared of the other morons out there.