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Well it has come true, it is officially snowing here in CT kinda early in October, nonetheless it sadly means.....the Z is in for the winter.

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Old 10-27-2011, 07:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Well it has come true, it is officially snowing here in CT kinda early in October, nonetheless it sadly means.....the Z is in for the winter.
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Anyone really use the Z on a daily even through harsh conditions like ice, snow, sleet, freezing temps. I live on Long Island and it can get reallllly bad from about Dec to March.
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Anyone really use the Z on a daily even through harsh conditions like ice, snow, sleet, freezing temps. I live on Long Island and it can get reallllly bad from about Dec to March.
Got a set of base wheels with BLizzaks for the winter. Works a treat. Yes, you can easily pop the rear end loose with power, but the sport package LSD is actually useful in winter driving. I'd NEVER use the stock sport tires in the winter. Even in colder weather the tires lose their stick as the tread gets hard. I nearly spun mine first year I owned it at 30 degrees F coming aggressively through a roundabout on dry pavement -- a turn I regularly take for granted. It's not just the tread pattern, but the tread compound that makes winter tires a necessity here in the Northeast USA.

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Got a set of base wheels with BLizzaks for the winter. Works a treat. Yes, you can easily pop the rear end loose with power, but the sport package LSD is actually useful in winter driving. I'd NEVER use the stock sport tires in the winter. Even in colder weather the tires lose their stick as the tread gets hard. I nearly spun mine first year I owned it at 30 degrees F coming aggressively through a roundabout on dry pavement -- a turn I regularly take for granted. It's not just the tread pattern, but the tread compound that makes winter tires a necessity here in the Northeast USA.

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Anyone really use the Z on a daily even through harsh conditions like ice, snow, sleet, freezing temps. I live on Long Island and it can get reallllly bad from about Dec to March.


Might get to test out my new all season tires in the snow on Saturday
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I do! Here in Northern California I sometimes get sand in the car from the beach when I head over in November. It's a pain to clean that up when the temps drop below 70 degrees.
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I will be using the Z as a daily driver in the winter.

I got new 18" wheels and Blizzak LM-60 tires to accommodate:

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There is a sniwstorm coming Saturday night we suppose to get between 4 to 8 inches dont sound too good
Yeah I heard, smh, not looking forward to it at all, another reason I decided that it was the appropriate time to garage the Z for the winter.
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I got new 18" wheels and Blizzak LM-60 tires to accommodate:

ok so wait u have to down size to 18's? and how much for all?
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This thread is depressing. I am sorry for you folks who live in cold climates.
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This thread is depressing. I am sorry for you folks who live in cold climates.


Its a high of 90 today and yesterday I spend a cople of hours in and chilling by the pool.
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Yea WTF is that about? We might be getting some one Saturday but nothing like that. I'm gonna give her to the middle or end of November then she is going to sleep.
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Still 80 here @ 8pm.
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