LOL...had to ride the sucky train eh

 

Took the day off as well, but dropped my sister at her work.. First time driving with the dunlop winter sports m3 which were installed on Wednesday, and I got to say I loved it.. Thanks guyz for all your help in getting the dunlops ...

 

That's great...
Snow should be no problem with the right setup
BTW...nice timing on the install

 

I'm at work too. I was on the GO train this morning, and just my luck, delayed by 15 mins..... (that's after missing two train).

 

I know eh, couldn't have done it better.. If it wasn't for customs I would have installed them last week, but oh well. In the nick of time...

 

How are lowered car in the snow!??!?!

I wanna see some feedback!!

 

My first was today and they were sweet.. but the slip light kept coming on. I guess I do have a lead foot on the car and the car was just snowplowing ahead.

 

Compared to the freaks that don't know how to drive in snow. It was a necessary evil that had to be taken. Besides the thought of having my G smashed again by another driver would have just made me go flippin bonkers and possibly throwing snowballs at the person's face until the keystone kops with car 54 came around.

Karim

 

The lower it is the more problems in the deeper stuff;
slush in the middle etc.

I generally avoid using the car in those conditions,
but it's still OK.
Never been stuck with it,...knock on wood

 

No problems here. But I avoid deep snow as much as possible. Actually my car looks lower than it is. Kinda cool!

 

hehe...."But I avoid deep snow as much as possible" he says from his home office.

 

Here is the Write-up that went with the V8 Snow blower pics.
hehe ..that mother runs at 3,500 rpm and will throw the snow 50'.

 

OMG it's a chevy big block

 

Thats a good find.. Would love to see it in action

 

My coupe is lowered on Eibach pro-kit springs. I have 17 inch Hankook W300 Ice Bears. Getting through the higher snow on my street was pretty good (didn't snowplow with my front lip at all)...the 401 when changing lanes through the "tire tread lanes" was a little scary at times. Felt the back end wobble a bit but that could also be because I am almost on empty and haven't put any kitty litter bags in the trunk yet. All in all, not a bad drive though from Leslie&401 to Hurontario. Took about 30 mins more then usual but that was mostly due to other drivers taking it slow, and the 4 -5 accidents I saw on the way.