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TreeSemdyZee

12-09-2010 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Z-Lyne-Z (Post 844205)

Well if it’s any consolation when I left work on Monday night in the Montreal storm, I still had summer tires on it. I didn’t even know they still made SUMMER tires! I assumed it at least had 4 season tires. My appointment to have the winter tires put on was in 2 days. I made it about 20 feet and had to pull over. It refused to move! The nice man from CAA dropped it off at a Goodyear dealership. Those guys had to push it in the garage to put the winter tires on it because it wouldn’t budge!!

Moral of the story …. From now on, my puppy is going to have winter tires on it from October to June!!

No problem with the winter tires on however. Not only am I going to enjoy driving it in winter but I am also going to REALLY enjoy the look on people’s face when they see this car out in a Montreal winter!

I hear ya. We had a hefty snow and ice last year shortly after I bought my car. I LITERALLY got depressed because I thought my RWD snow skills had completely left me, thinking, "Crap. Why did I buy this car?". Snow tires restored my happy. :happydance:

LMBmikeZ

12-09-2010 09:10 PM

WINTER Kentucky must be a walk park compared to MTL though......

theDreamer

12-09-2010 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by wheee! (Post 843756)

Come on up here and we will show you! Free snow cones to the first 50 Amuricans that have never seen snow!

As long as it is not a yellow snow cone. :p

TreeSemdyZee

12-09-2010 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 845465)

WINTER Kentucky must be a walk park compared to MTL though......

Well yeah. Except when the toothless red-neck storms kick up.
< non native. :icon18:

nogoodname

12-12-2010 07:14 AM

Compressing snow with the underbody isn't a good feeling...ugh...lol.

LMBmikeZ

12-12-2010 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by nogoodname (Post 847905)

Compressing snow with the underbody isn't a good feeling...ugh...lol.

:iagree: that sums up the exact feeling I don't want to be having in the Z's! :ughdance:

nogoodname

12-12-2010 05:02 PM

Did a stand still burnout today lol.

LMBmikeZ

12-12-2010 09:38 PM

at least you did something.... southwestern ontario is under a snow storm (where I live at least) and I have yet to go outside or do anything yet its just snowing every time I look outside....:shakes head::shakes head:

now in the background I hear the nag!!! have you even shoveled yet???? rrrraaa rrrraaa rrrraaa :gtfo2:and shovel! lol I guess I need to go brave the elements! :wtf2:

nogoodname

12-14-2010 08:41 PM

Well... A clear day turned into a snow storm and then followed by rain. Today I couldn't even open my doors. The glass was frozen onto the rubber seal and the window wouldn't roll down. Took me awhile to get the door open...ugh!

LMBmikeZ

12-14-2010 09:57 PM

NASTY! I hate the way the doors are sealed!

I am so happy my beater (97 pathfinder) has solid frames all the way around the window! much less likely to freeze shut and not get open. It has been a crazy winter so bad here in Ontario one of our local ski resort was actually closed due to poor weather/too much snow! only the second time since it has opened!

Snow closes ski resort

nogoodname

12-15-2010 10:24 AM

At least you could pull that door open when frozen with the Pathfinder.... I'm taking my time to slowly break the ice in between.....ugh

LMBmikeZ

12-15-2010 08:52 PM

lol ya yo should get a torch lighter or something similar, so you can heat the glass along the seals. I use one at work to unlock pad locks and open doors (on a all-terrain fork lift) at work all the time!

I am an Electrician, so ya it sucks........the being outside part especially in CANADA! don't know if people had seen on the news, but people near sarnia where getting stranded on the hwy for two days even!!!!

CBC News - Windsor - Sarnia drivers rescued from snowed-in highway

nogoodname

12-15-2010 09:51 PM

Wow... I would freak out if I were snowed in :eek: I'll check into a torch lighter... Sucks to be locked out.

You gotta do what you gotta do but atleast it pays well?

Can't wait til school is over and I'm gonna prep a new grill for install, mod a set of tail lights and do a few other things to the G which include maintenance. I have to do this in a parking garage lol.... Changing the oil in a friend's parking garage.., at least it's heated!!!!!

ChrisSlicks

12-16-2010 09:05 AM

I'd by wary of a torch lighter near glass and rubber, too much direct heat and it'll crack or shatter or melt the rubber. Need to find a liquid ice melt solution that is non corrosive and safe for rubber. Maybe that stuff they make from Vodka?

NG, don't worry it'll never happen while you are inside the car as the glass would be getting heated from the inside.

LMBmikeZ

12-18-2010 01:39 PM

the torch is fine as long as your not an idiot, I mean use common sense. heat it a little then try opening if it doesn't work it's still frozen try heating a lil longer ..... I mean come on, if you f*ck that up you are also probably the type of person who can't change their own oil or brakes. But nogood and my self I know are more then capable or realizing when you should stop.

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