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Who drives their Z in the winter?
First winter with the Z in Toronto...
Get winters and drive it, or find a beater...?? My previous 2 cars were RWD as well, and held up well. 07 Miata & 09 MB C300 |
IMO get a beater! But I guess it really depends on how much u care about the car and how long u plan on keeping the car! Plus a set of winters will probably cost around the same as a beater!
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I had no problems with stock rims and LM60 blizzaks. The Z is amazing in snow
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It drives fine with winter tires.... But the salt....
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that's right...look at the underside of a car that's been driven in winter for a couple of years...:eek:
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Especially with all that exposed aluminum.
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Mine has some rust spots from last winter :S
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Beater. No rust protection underneath the car.
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OP don't drive it if u can! If u can get another vehicle I would strongly suggest it! Save your Z! You will love driving it that much more come summer! |
Just one winter, this year will be second.
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Nice. I bet those new shoes will be coming off in a couple months!!...I am hoping your keeping the stocks with a winter setup! Wouldn't want to see those getting all scratched up.
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I was debating on on driving mine on only those super cold, dry street days, but I don't think I'll even do that.
So I'll be missing her for a good 4 months :( |
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I have a winter beater to drive around, I just can't put her away for 4 - 5 months. I was able to get a good deal on some snows, so we're going to bring her out on a sunny non-salty days once in a while. Maybe just once or twice a month. I did get the dealer rust proofing as well.' |
There will still be salt on the road on those "nice" dry roads in the winter. U just kick up the dry dust to cake to ur under body.
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