My G is Terrible in the Snow...Help!
#47
01-21-2011, 12:31 AM
Mods- sorry in advance.
So Mr.BrazilianasswaxedwithsoftBallsinyourmouth ...
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-cou...keys-snow.html
I suppose his g35 coupe must be awd no. because I think he made it through some snow just fine. Wait, it's not 2 feet. Let me break it down for you numb nuts. Any car with the right setup of weight and proper wheels/tires, can make it through any average amount of weather. the OP in that thread I posted above lives in St.F*ckingLouis, that place gets more snow than the average crackhead near the Red Light District.
Whether you have the 3000gt (vr4 only matters to me), or an evoX (I had an 04 VIII, wasn't that fond of it but whatever), doesn't matter. You're an idiot for saying it can't be done. DO you realize you're on what forum? Do you realize that plenty of us daily these cars? Including members located in Canada? Do you know how much snow those Canadians get?! Those damn Canadian (much love haha) get like Santa Claus's chaffed *** pieces floating down on them. They're right near the north f*cking pole.
I feel bad that you own a G. You remind me of that Ronal/Ronny/Rommel/Romy guy whatever with his youtube videos posted up here like a year ago by one of our members (FootballMania something or other).
I don't know why I wasted my time writing all of this.
I guess my car can't function in the snow either:
Tire tracks in second picture are from me. That was about 5-6inches of snow .. but what do I know. You must be the expert.
/
So Mr.BrazilianasswaxedwithsoftBallsinyourmouth ...
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-cou...keys-snow.html
I suppose his g35 coupe must be awd no. because I think he made it through some snow just fine. Wait, it's not 2 feet. Let me break it down for you numb nuts. Any car with the right setup of weight and proper wheels/tires, can make it through any average amount of weather. the OP in that thread I posted above lives in St.F*ckingLouis, that place gets more snow than the average crackhead near the Red Light District.
Whether you have the 3000gt (vr4 only matters to me), or an evoX (I had an 04 VIII, wasn't that fond of it but whatever), doesn't matter. You're an idiot for saying it can't be done. DO you realize you're on what forum? Do you realize that plenty of us daily these cars? Including members located in Canada? Do you know how much snow those Canadians get?! Those damn Canadian (much love haha) get like Santa Claus's chaffed *** pieces floating down on them. They're right near the north f*cking pole.
I feel bad that you own a G. You remind me of that Ronal/Ronny/Rommel/Romy guy whatever with his youtube videos posted up here like a year ago by one of our members (FootballMania something or other).
I don't know why I wasted my time writing all of this.
I guess my car can't function in the snow either:
Tire tracks in second picture are from me. That was about 5-6inches of snow .. but what do I know. You must be the expert.
/
#48
01-21-2011, 02:11 AM
Mods- sorry in advance.
So Mr.BrazilianasswaxedwithsoftBallsinyourmouth ...
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-cou...keys-snow.html
I suppose his g35 coupe must be awd no. because I think he made it through some snow just fine. Wait, it's not 2 feet. Let me break it down for you numb nuts. Any car with the right setup of weight and proper wheels/tires, can make it through any average amount of weather. the OP in that thread I posted above lives in St.F*ckingLouis, that place gets more snow than the average crackhead near the Red Light District.
Whether you have the 3000gt (vr4 only matters to me), or an evoX (I had an 04 VIII, wasn't that fond of it but whatever), doesn't matter. You're an idiot for saying it can't be done. DO you realize you're on what forum? Do you realize that plenty of us daily these cars? Including members located in Canada? Do you know how much snow those Canadians get?! Those damn Canadian (much love haha) get like Santa Claus's chaffed *** pieces floating down on them. They're right near the north f*cking pole.
I feel bad that you own a G. You remind me of that Ronal/Ronny/Rommel/Romy guy whatever with his youtube videos posted up here like a year ago by one of our members (FootballMania something or other).
I don't know why I wasted my time writing all of this.
I guess my car can't function in the snow either:
So Mr.BrazilianasswaxedwithsoftBallsinyourmouth ...
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-cou...keys-snow.html
I suppose his g35 coupe must be awd no. because I think he made it through some snow just fine. Wait, it's not 2 feet. Let me break it down for you numb nuts. Any car with the right setup of weight and proper wheels/tires, can make it through any average amount of weather. the OP in that thread I posted above lives in St.F*ckingLouis, that place gets more snow than the average crackhead near the Red Light District.
Whether you have the 3000gt (vr4 only matters to me), or an evoX (I had an 04 VIII, wasn't that fond of it but whatever), doesn't matter. You're an idiot for saying it can't be done. DO you realize you're on what forum? Do you realize that plenty of us daily these cars? Including members located in Canada? Do you know how much snow those Canadians get?! Those damn Canadian (much love haha) get like Santa Claus's chaffed *** pieces floating down on them. They're right near the north f*cking pole.
I feel bad that you own a G. You remind me of that Ronal/Ronny/Rommel/Romy guy whatever with his youtube videos posted up here like a year ago by one of our members (FootballMania something or other).
I don't know why I wasted my time writing all of this.
I guess my car can't function in the snow either:
#49
01-21-2011, 12:27 PM
#50
01-21-2011, 07:52 PM
#51
01-21-2011, 11:25 PM
Mods- sorry in advance.
So Mr.BrazilianasswaxedwithsoftBallsinyourmouth ...
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-cou...keys-snow.html
I suppose his g35 coupe must be awd no. because I think he made it through some snow just fine. Wait, it's not 2 feet. Let me break it down for you numb nuts. Any car with the right setup of weight and proper wheels/tires, can make it through any average amount of weather. the OP in that thread I posted above lives in St.F*ckingLouis, that place gets more snow than the average crackhead near the Red Light District.
Whether you have the 3000gt (vr4 only matters to me), or an evoX (I had an 04 VIII, wasn't that fond of it but whatever), doesn't matter. You're an idiot for saying it can't be done. DO you realize you're on what forum? Do you realize that plenty of us daily these cars? Including members located in Canada? Do you know how much snow those Canadians get?! Those damn Canadian (much love haha) get like Santa Claus's chaffed *** pieces floating down on them. They're right near the north f*cking pole.
I feel bad that you own a G. You remind me of that Ronal/Ronny/Rommel/Romy guy whatever with his youtube videos posted up here like a year ago by one of our members (FootballMania something or other).
I don't know why I wasted my time writing all of this.
I guess my car can't function in the snow either:
Tire tracks in second picture are from me. That was about 5-6inches of snow .. but what do I know. You must be the expert.
/
So Mr.BrazilianasswaxedwithsoftBallsinyourmouth ...
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-cou...keys-snow.html
I suppose his g35 coupe must be awd no. because I think he made it through some snow just fine. Wait, it's not 2 feet. Let me break it down for you numb nuts. Any car with the right setup of weight and proper wheels/tires, can make it through any average amount of weather. the OP in that thread I posted above lives in St.F*ckingLouis, that place gets more snow than the average crackhead near the Red Light District.
Whether you have the 3000gt (vr4 only matters to me), or an evoX (I had an 04 VIII, wasn't that fond of it but whatever), doesn't matter. You're an idiot for saying it can't be done. DO you realize you're on what forum? Do you realize that plenty of us daily these cars? Including members located in Canada? Do you know how much snow those Canadians get?! Those damn Canadian (much love haha) get like Santa Claus's chaffed *** pieces floating down on them. They're right near the north f*cking pole.
I feel bad that you own a G. You remind me of that Ronal/Ronny/Rommel/Romy guy whatever with his youtube videos posted up here like a year ago by one of our members (FootballMania something or other).
I don't know why I wasted my time writing all of this.
I guess my car can't function in the snow either:
Tire tracks in second picture are from me. That was about 5-6inches of snow .. but what do I know. You must be the expert.
/
#52
01-22-2011, 12:25 AM
#53
01-22-2011, 10:41 AM
#54
01-22-2011, 12:01 PM
My G sedan kicks butt in the snow with all season tires, especially with AutoSocks.
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...cks-video.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...cks-video.html
#55
01-22-2011, 11:32 PM
OMFG...this has made my day! This is some funny stuff!
Hey Brazil...If you havent read up, a RWD with proper winter tires will out preform a AWD with all seasons in all forms of grip (acceleration, braking and most importantly, cornering). Car and driver has covered this several times and even have combined their efforts with Tirerack.com to further their research.
And yes, this is a sarcastic thread, and no, I will not change the title.
A newb will wont read the entire post, just as you are proving with your comments.
And a Newb would claim to have greater skills than the 100,000 members in this forum. Remember, the best of anything in the world are the last to say so.
and finally, a newb gets offended when others disagree or dares to be sarcastic, funny or a smarta$$.
Clearly, I am calling Newb Status to the guy who has almost been on here a year and has a whopping 57 massive post on here.
(did you see what I did, I used your prior threads information...added in my supreme knowledge of 5 years of reading and 3200+ post and combined it with a smart a$$ thread to trap newbs to comment in here and make themselves look like a newb)
Hook, line and sinker.
Hey Brazil...If you havent read up, a RWD with proper winter tires will out preform a AWD with all seasons in all forms of grip (acceleration, braking and most importantly, cornering). Car and driver has covered this several times and even have combined their efforts with Tirerack.com to further their research.
And yes, this is a sarcastic thread, and no, I will not change the title.
A newb will wont read the entire post, just as you are proving with your comments.
And a Newb would claim to have greater skills than the 100,000 members in this forum. Remember, the best of anything in the world are the last to say so.
and finally, a newb gets offended when others disagree or dares to be sarcastic, funny or a smarta$$.
Clearly, I am calling Newb Status to the guy who has almost been on here a year and has a whopping 57 massive post on here.
(did you see what I did, I used your prior threads information...added in my supreme knowledge of 5 years of reading and 3200+ post and combined it with a smart a$$ thread to trap newbs to comment in here and make themselves look like a newb)
Hook, line and sinker.
#56
01-22-2011, 11:38 PM
OMFG...this has made my day! This is some funny stuff!
Hey Brazil...If you havent read up, a RWD with proper winter tires will out preform a AWD with all seasons in all forms of grip (acceleration, braking and most importantly, cornering). Car and driver has covered this several times and even have combined their efforts with Tirerack.com to further their research.
And yes, this is a sarcastic thread, and no, I will not change the title.
A newb will wont read the entire post, just as you are proving with your comments.
And a Newb would claim to have greater skills than the 100,000 members in this forum. Remember, the best of anything in the world are the last to say so.
and finally, a newb gets offended when others disagree or dares to be sarcastic, funny or a smarta$$.
Clearly, I am calling Newb Status to the guy who has almost been on here a year and has a whopping 57 massive post on here.
(did you see what I did, I used your prior threads information...added in my supreme knowledge of 5 years of reading and 3200+ post and combined it with a smart a$$ thread to trap newbs to comment in here and make themselves look like a newb)
Hook, line and sinker.
Hey Brazil...If you havent read up, a RWD with proper winter tires will out preform a AWD with all seasons in all forms of grip (acceleration, braking and most importantly, cornering). Car and driver has covered this several times and even have combined their efforts with Tirerack.com to further their research.
And yes, this is a sarcastic thread, and no, I will not change the title.
A newb will wont read the entire post, just as you are proving with your comments.
And a Newb would claim to have greater skills than the 100,000 members in this forum. Remember, the best of anything in the world are the last to say so.
and finally, a newb gets offended when others disagree or dares to be sarcastic, funny or a smarta$$.
Clearly, I am calling Newb Status to the guy who has almost been on here a year and has a whopping 57 massive post on here.
(did you see what I did, I used your prior threads information...added in my supreme knowledge of 5 years of reading and 3200+ post and combined it with a smart a$$ thread to trap newbs to comment in here and make themselves look like a newb)
Hook, line and sinker.
Come to Chicago, you aren't far from me- I owe you a few beers bro.
seriously.
#57
01-23-2011, 12:15 AM
Can you teach me to drive, i want to be the best like you!!
Sylvan Lake, Alberta January 29th and bring the title for that Evo my wife could use it as a winter beater. I will even pay for your flight home.
Last edited by Sylvan lake V35; 01-23-2011 at 03:41 AM.
#58
01-23-2011, 12:27 AM
You see if there is one thing that we knows is... Its not how you stands by you car its how you race your car you better learn that.
Plus I think that my technique of turning my trunk into a huge gas tanking so that I have enough fuel to make my car run super rich with like 12,000 hp creating a massive flame thrower out of my exhaust I just drive in reverse melting the snow and ice as I go. I think its far cheaper and more efficient then getting some winter tires, plus who doesn't enjoying driving 100mph in reverse..... Ya knows what I'm saying Brazilsoccer
#59
01-23-2011, 12:42 AM
#60
01-23-2011, 02:41 AM
F*cking OWNED!!! Hahaha, this is honestly one for the records of owning mouthy *** attention ***** nubs. If you are ever out in cali by me I owe you a few drinks!