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dbw · 06-26-2011, 02:24 PM

Just got a new roadster a couple weeks ago and plan to drive it year round as it's my only car (I don't drive to work). Thanks for the info on the pilot alpins. I plan to go the 18" route as there are wheels available that will clear the 14" rotors of the sport PAC my car has. The limited slip diff will be helpfull too. As a I'd I had an early 1970's Z28 4 speed with limited slip diff and got around fine with snow tires when friends without the diff were getting stuck on a regular basis.

The right tires, limited slip diff and keeping a full tank of gas for a little more weight over the rear should work fine.

06-26-2011, 02:24 PM	#4 (permalink)
dbw Base Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Winnipeg Posts: 37 Drives: 370z Roadster Rep Power: 14	Winnipeg winter driving Just got a new roadster a couple weeks ago and plan to drive it year round as it's my only car (I don't drive to work). Thanks for the info on the pilot alpins. I plan to go the 18" route as there are wheels available that will clear the 14" rotors of the sport PAC my car has. The limited slip diff will be helpfull too. As a I'd I had an early 1970's Z28 4 speed with limited slip diff and got around fine with snow tires when friends without the diff were getting stuck on a regular basis. The right tires, limited slip diff and keeping a full tank of gas for a little more weight over the rear should work fine.