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#31
Originally Posted by N50
Apparently, you live in a bigger town than I do. You've seen more '07s than I have. LOL
Actually I'm quite the opposite. Having grown up in the suburbs, I like fast paced with an escape every now and then.
Actually I'm quite the opposite. Having grown up in the suburbs, I like fast paced with an escape every now and then.
#32
Originally Posted by DaCurryman
Just wondering what members thought of this chain alternative:
http://www.flextrax.com/index.php
Also, I wont be getting snows for this winter since it's almost over, but I have to drive upstate tomorrow to go skiing/boarding and we/they are supposed to see 1-2ft of snow so I'm a little scared of driving my X tomorrow (altho the highway should be plowed - I'm hoping). All of my previous cars have been FWD, so this is my first RWD experience and from stories from my friend who had an IS300, G35c, IS350 RWB basically blows in the snow, which is one of my main reasons for getting an X.
How concerned should I be about driving tomorrow w/ my stock X?
http://www.flextrax.com/index.php
Also, I wont be getting snows for this winter since it's almost over, but I have to drive upstate tomorrow to go skiing/boarding and we/they are supposed to see 1-2ft of snow so I'm a little scared of driving my X tomorrow (altho the highway should be plowed - I'm hoping). All of my previous cars have been FWD, so this is my first RWD experience and from stories from my friend who had an IS300, G35c, IS350 RWB basically blows in the snow, which is one of my main reasons for getting an X.
How concerned should I be about driving tomorrow w/ my stock X?
I think those flextrax would be a handy emergency tool to have in the trunk, but not to use regularly.
EDIT: hey Christian, I didn't see your post when I was writing this, looks like we were thinking the same thing .
Last edited by GEE35FX; 03-16-2007 at 04:52 PM.
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#35
Originally Posted by GEE35X
Thanks CD, I live in Kincardine which is on Lake Huron. Most of my pics are taken in the area.
I like it here, because of the slower pace of life, friendly people, nice beaches, good fishing etc.
Another big reason are the beautiful sunsets.
I like it here, because of the slower pace of life, friendly people, nice beaches, good fishing etc.
Another big reason are the beautiful sunsets.
#36
Originally Posted by Canadian Driver
GEE35X I know Kincardine quite well, it is a beautifull place. In my younger years I used to play beach volleyball, nothing professional just an amateur beer sponsored tour around Ontario. I played on the beaches in Kincardine quite a few times. Great fun! Yes I do believe Canadians are almost always right also.
If you are ever returning up this way, give me a shout.
Wayne
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