i know people who use skinnier tires so they can dig through the snow easier… and i dont think it matters if its turbo charged… just take it easy on the gas so you wont be on boost all the time.
The rest I think is up to you. Don’t F*ck around really.
You know you have a 240 and its fun to take hard corners, but winter is just not the same. Dont push it and take it easy. Safer for you and the people around you.
yeah best thing to do is DRIVE SLOW !! its hard its frustraiting, and the people behind you will hate you but its something that has to be done.
think of it the way i do, in the winter sure I slow everyone down on a 1 lane road, but in the summer im the one passing them.
you will see in the snow even winter tires dont do mutch its very very easy to loose control… unless youre doing it for fun… which is a whole other winter game
Some good winter tires and not just in the back in the front too, I find 240’s can lock the brakes up very easy on snow. And the most important thing is don’t drive aggresively, light on the throttle, light on the braking and easy on the turns.
I only drove my 240sx in the snow once for like 20 minutes 3 years ago because I wanted to have some fun in the fresh snow. But I have driven other 240’s in the snow so I know what they are like. They are only as good as the driver behind the wheel.
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Hahahaha but seriously, don’t put sandbags in the back. It may initially give you more traction, but if/when you spin out, it will make it that much harder to recover.
man honestly…driving my 240 in the winter was fine
it was my very first car, i got it in november of 04…drove it through that winter with no problems…i had an exellent pair of snows in the back and it helped…but seriously, its not that hard to drive it in the winter…i live in the country and i still found no problems
speaking of winter tires…i have a set of 4…2 of them brand new on tear drops…200 for the set…if ur interested pm me
just shift early so it doesnt’ build boost. put it on low boost if you have a boost controller so when it does boost it’s not as much of a kick. I don’t think you can turn it off.
dan is way more hardcore than anyone else though, i cannot imagine trying to resist the temptation to go 45 degrees sideways at 140kph on the 401 in the middle of a snow storm.
hint hint, snow acts as padding in a collision, its better than airbags.
yea its no problem if you drive good but you can also drive hard its all about knowing your car. but where i live they use way to much salt on the roads and i dont want my car to get any rust.