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mikeei · 11-11-2007, 10:51 AM

Glad your OK and the damage is affordable! Summer tires loose traction fast at lower temps, if you going to drive in the cold, get Snows or at least All Season Radials. I had a car on summer tires and was driving though stop and go traffic and it started to lightly flurry. Every time I put on the brakes (every 10-15 feet) the cars started to slide down the crown in the road and this was with no accumulation. Rain and in the 30's is only going to be marginally better. BTW when you spin both feet in, brakes and clutch.Good luck with the car, and thanks for the reminderI'm off to get my snows put on!

11-11-2007, 10:51 AM	#18
mikeei Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Posts: 38	RE: Front & Rear guardrail Mod. Glad your OK and the damage is affordable! Summer tires loose traction fast at lower temps, if you going to drive in the cold, get Snows or at least All Season Radials. I had a car on summer tires and was driving though stop and go traffic and it started to lightly flurry. Every time I put on the brakes (every 10-15 feet) the cars started to slide down the crown in the road and this was with no accumulation. Rain and in the 30's is only going to be marginally better. BTW when you spin both feet in, brakes and clutch.Good luck with the car, and thanks for the reminderI'm off to get my snows put on! __________________ 2005 GT, BMR: Adj LCAs and reloc brackets, Adj PHbar and brace. Steeda: Adj UCA, Sport Spgs, Rear Sway Bar. Toicko D-Spec, DBA Slotted Rotors, HP Pads, Agent47 Front Brake Ducts. Kezera KZA 18X9.5 Bridgestone 050As