How many of you guys drive your fbody when its snowing out?
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Just as the title states, I'm still driving in the snow(barely cause its friggin hard!) with some 18" C6 Z06 wheels (I sold my stock wheels/tires a while back) and pretty much driving in snow/freezing rain conditions is a pain in the ***! Im going to do some looking around for some stock factory wheels cause I am not making much progress! How are you guys doing in the snow with your f-body?
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Did it twice and it was the worst thing I have ever done. First time was in the middle of the night on the freeway. Second time was coming home from work. Normally a 20-30 min drive took me 3 hours. I will never drive in the snow again.
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I hear ya on that, we've gotten hit hard this year. Anymore I just park my Z until spring. After getting stuck in my own alley I kinda lost the urge to ever go for another wintery cruise. I just sport the the junk 4x4 S10.
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i jus picked up a 94 z28 an will drive it up here in mass for the rest of the snow season..i will say this theres a reason why im not putting 4.10s or 4.56s in her yet an deleteing the power steering an adding skinnies..i know you have to know throttle control,only do one thing at a time when coming around corners or sliding..i.e steer,brake or gas..only 1 at a time...the japs claim they started drifting but thats b.s...northen drivers with posi did.
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my car hasn't moved since the beginning of november. they use too much salt here and my car is a southern car. I've been down the rust repair road before with my old Tbird SC. i have no desire to deal with that crap again.
the closest my car gets to snow is when i bring the garbage can into the garage and some snow from the can's wheels gets on the edge of the garage floor![Icon Lol](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies2/icon_lol.gif)
the closest my car gets to snow is when i bring the garbage can into the garage and some snow from the can's wheels gets on the edge of the garage floor
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I have 2 f bodies. The Camaro I drive all year and the Trans Am just comes out on certain days in the summer. If I had to dd my only f body through the snow, rain, etc. I would feel so bad. But since I have the T/A sitting in storage (clean and dry), I dont feel as bad if the Camaro gets dirty.
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and here is the Trans Am:
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and here is the Trans Am:
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