BE CAREFULL OF THE BLACK ICE !!!!!!

wazazzle · Nov 28, 2006

snowed in today... but took the entire day calling around for chains for the mustang 245/45/17. everywhere either doesnt carry that size or sold out during thxgvn. after all day of searching... finally 7pm guy found a guy out in eatonville selling a used set that would fit for $50. bared the packsnow/ice made the 25 mile country trek and finally got a set for emergency's. gonna drive as is tomorrow unless i absolutely need the chains. supposed to snow again wed night since that arctic chill is sitting off the coast.

ZeroCool · Nov 29, 2006

damn! You guys are getting some crazy weather... Hey Im a cali boy and I drove through that junk just fine with a honda!

The Factor · Dec 1, 2006

wazazzle said:
i'd say we're def a lot smarter than those cali folks who come up who drive like its a sunny sunday afternoon. there were tons of A-holes in 4x4 last night tailgating and flashing high beams at everyone.

Im from cali and drive a 4wd and definately dont drive like a-hole and drive a hell of a lot better than 90% of the oregonians out here and I did see a lot of oregonians driving like that everyday and All I can do is just shake my head I cant beleive it rains 7 months out of year and they cant drive in the rain it cracks me up. The people it cailfornia can drive circles around most of the people out here and im not saying that because im from cali because my home town is chicago its just the facts .

tehnick · Dec 1, 2006

stock50LX said:
It doesn't matter how many-wheel-drive you have in the ice. The insurance companies call them "four wheel sleds" for all the people that think 4wd will allow them to go faster than everyone else in the ice/snow. Those companies have to pay to fix them after the vehicle's made unwanted contact with similar vehicles.

The only thing that 4WD does for people is allow them a quicker way into the ditch who don't know how to drive in the snow and ice. A lot of people ask me how I can drive my Mustang in the snow and ice. Simple:

For one, it's slow

Secondly, I don't drive like an ass-hole. At least in teh snow.

The Factor · Dec 1, 2006

But I must say that except for my friends on and off Stangnet that are car enthusiasts and are oregonians are the only exceptions to the 90%

The Factor · Dec 1, 2006

tehnick said:
The only thing that 4WD does for people is allow them a quicker way into the ditch who don't know how to drive in the snow and ice. A lot of people ask me how I can drive my Mustang in the snow and ice. Simple:

For one, it's slow

Secondly, I don't drive like an ass-hole. At least in teh snow.

Exactly , its not because its a 4wd that people end up in ditches thats for sure its the driver. Thats like saying because your shooting a 10mm instead of 9 mm your going to shoot better just because the 10mm is a better round and has more stopping power, your only going to shoot as good as your skills. Also i've seen a lot more accidents with 2wd vehicles then I do 4wd . In the past year i've 2 or 3 cars on there roof on the side of the freeway but havnt seen a truck or 4wd yet

The Factor · Dec 1, 2006

tehnick said:
The only thing that 4WD does for people is allow them a quicker way into the ditch who don't know how to drive in the snow and ice. A lot of people ask me how I can drive my Mustang in the snow and ice. Simple:

For one, it's slow

Secondly, I don't drive like an ass-hole. At least in teh snow.

You should try driving a 500rwh cobra in a snow storm 16 miles across bridges and streets that arent plowed with 18 by 10inch rims in the rear with 315's for tires and never slide off the road or touch a curb, then come and talk to me BTW thanks for the warning, Remind me never to drive near ya when it isnt snowing lol .

tehnick · Dec 1, 2006

The Factor said:
You should try driving a 500rwh cobra in a snow storm 16 miles across bridges and streets that arent plowed with 18 by 10inch rims in the rear with 315's for tires and never slide off the road or touch a curb, then come and talk to me BTW thanks for the warning, Remind me never to drive near ya when it isnt snowing lol .

My first car was a 1963 Nova II SS with a 454 and big fking blower through the hood that my old man built up for a birthday gift. I bought the car, he built the engine and did the fab/install work. It saw quite a bit of snow in Bend, so trust me, I know. And trust me, it didn't last long. After almost a week of the crap I told my old man that I was going to use his spare truck and the mofo was garaged. Come spring, it had to be sold since I decided it would be fun to get drunk with friends and go smash up perimeter lighting where the richies lived. Paying restitution sucks, and to this day my dad is still pissed to the fact that he won't really help me out with building up a car.

The Factor · Dec 1, 2006

tehnick said:
My first car was a 1963 Nova II SS with a 454 and big fking blower through the hood that my old man built up for a birthday gift. I bought the car, he built the engine and did the fab/install work. It saw quite a bit of snow in Bend, so trust me, I know. And trust me, it didn't last long. After almost a week of the crap I told my old man that I was going to use his spare truck and the mofo was garaged. Come spring, it had to be sold since I decided it would be fun to get drunk with friends and go smash up perimeter lighting where the richies lived. Paying restitution sucks, and to this day my dad is still pissed to the fact that he won't really help me out with building up a car.

Juiced87Notch · Dec 1, 2006

tehnick said:
The only thing that 4WD does for people is allow them a quicker way into the ditch who don't know how to drive in the snow and ice. A lot of people ask me how I can drive my Mustang in the snow and ice. Simple:

For one, it's slow

Secondly, I don't drive like an ass-hole. At least in teh snow.

exactly... I used to live 1/2 way down the hill to oxbow park (any of you that have been to the park know this hill lol), and a few years ago when we had all that ice, I had to get to work... I passed several lifted 4wd trucks that couldnt make it around a corner and up the rest of the hill, the look on their faces was priceless... it was lowered 98 gt with 18's and 295's out back

The Factor · Dec 1, 2006

Juiced87Notch said:
exactly... I used to live 1/2 way down the hill to oxbow park (any of you that have been to the park know this hill lol), and a few years ago when we had all that ice, I had to get to work... I passed several lifted 4wd trucks that couldnt make it around a corner and up the rest of the hill, the look on their faces was priceless... it was lowered 98 gt with 18's and 295's out back

I guess a advantage I had was growing up in Chicago and learning how to drive in the snow in a girlfriends pinto stationwagan 4spd stick shift lol. Then what really speeded up the learning process was everytime we got stuck, guess who had to get out and push , yup me. I also learned real fast not to push on the part of the bumper that was behind the spinning wheel thats throwing snow and mud your face and chest

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