Kdizzite New Member Sep 13, 2003 251 0 0 West Bloomfield, MI Jan 6, 2004 #1 Jan 6, 2004 #1 Will it hurt my suspension if i leave 200 pounds of sand in my trunk?
Q QCStang Founding Member Mar 28, 2002 813 1 18 Aylmer, Quebec, Canada Jan 6, 2004 #2 Jan 6, 2004 #2 Kdizzite said: Will it hurt my suspension if i leave 200 pounds of sand in my trunk? Click to expand... If you have snow tires, don't put the sand. Our cars are heavy-assed enough. Just get some SNOW TIRES, cheap or otherwise (Blizzacks, of course, are best) With all that sand, watch your cars gas milage go way down, and it will handle like crap. Not to mention, yeah, its not good for the suspension...
Kdizzite said: Will it hurt my suspension if i leave 200 pounds of sand in my trunk? Click to expand... If you have snow tires, don't put the sand. Our cars are heavy-assed enough. Just get some SNOW TIRES, cheap or otherwise (Blizzacks, of course, are best) With all that sand, watch your cars gas milage go way down, and it will handle like crap. Not to mention, yeah, its not good for the suspension...
Kdizzite New Member Sep 13, 2003 251 0 0 West Bloomfield, MI Jan 6, 2004 #3 Jan 6, 2004 #3 QCStang said: If you have snow tires, don't put the sand. Our cars are heavy-assed enough. Just get some SNOW TIRES, cheap or otherwise (Blizzacks, of course, are best) With all that sand, watch your cars gas milage go way down, and it will handle like crap. Not to mention, yeah, its not good for the suspension... Click to expand... I already have yokohoma snow tires and it made it so much easier to drive, but just wanted some weight over the rear tires.
QCStang said: If you have snow tires, don't put the sand. Our cars are heavy-assed enough. Just get some SNOW TIRES, cheap or otherwise (Blizzacks, of course, are best) With all that sand, watch your cars gas milage go way down, and it will handle like crap. Not to mention, yeah, its not good for the suspension... Click to expand... I already have yokohoma snow tires and it made it so much easier to drive, but just wanted some weight over the rear tires.
viperos New Member May 19, 2003 2,943 0 0 Bellevue, WA (yes, the land where every 16 year o Jan 6, 2004 #4 Jan 6, 2004 #4 well, I have Pirrelli P Zeros... not exactly made for snow -would I bennefit from some more weight in the trunk? it is my daily driver, and we have 3" here now... -or, I could just get a kick-A$$ sound system w/ some huge subs... that would weight it down a bit
well, I have Pirrelli P Zeros... not exactly made for snow -would I bennefit from some more weight in the trunk? it is my daily driver, and we have 3" here now... -or, I could just get a kick-A$$ sound system w/ some huge subs... that would weight it down a bit