Yea first mod i did when i got my mustang....a winter beater cost me 250 dollars and a whopping 15 bucks a month on insurance. Have you ever driven in the snow with Nitto drag radials? Its actually quite an interesting activity. Friction doesn't exist, my mustang defies physics. To give you an idea, my driveway is a T, i got stuck moving my car from one end of the T to the other. Got maybe 20 feet before i started moving backwards.

 

I understand that he is new but damn!! START A NEW TREAD!!

Yeah I understand that if you take your cop car because your shift is right after school. Both my parents are cops and the last guy lost his DARE job because he was caught taking his kids to school in it and all his errands and stuff like that. I have no snow tires just regular summer tires. lucky they canceled school today! LOL

 

haha 3-4" and there is a possibility of school closures...where im from a foot plus and don't even think twice about it!! [:@]

 

you got that rightdude. Might want to invest in some winter tires and/or a beater for your next mod. Yeah, taking kids to and from school is definately a no-no if you're a cop. Unless of course their his own kids.

 

dude my teacher has a 99 corba runs high 11s and he drives that car every day of his life i live in MI tuns of snow. Just put some snow tires and some weight in the back over each tire you should be fine.

 

Here in central VA, they close school for 3-4 flakes. I am exagerating a little bit, but they seriously close for 1/4" or more on the roads, even the extreme back-country roads. If onebus has to travel on it, they close the whole school system. I just wish the company I worked for did the same. lol The company I work for wouldn't close for 3-4 yards of snow, much less 3-4" and you better not be even 5 minutes late.

 

here in Central Texas they close whole cities when it's 35 degrees and raining. (they're too stupid to know that 32 is freezing)