2nd gen touge drivers


Not a lot of great roads out here that aren't patrolled heavily by our highway patrol and packed with ricers driving incredibly dangerously. Rotarybeat, you are the envy of 7club.
Edit:
Is this the same place as my second picture I posted, just before they paved the turnout and added power lines? Mine is the road up to Mt. Baldy.

The dirt is smoother than most roads I know! So we couldn't help ourselves, haha.
But yeah, this was my first time driving on dirt with my FC, and its a whole new experience. Steering is so delayed and since you can control sliding alot easier, it seemed almost impossible to spin out, even on the downhill hairpins. I really wanna rally my car now... like seriously! Haha
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but i had studded snow tires.
but it still did amazing compared to everyone else.
feels good passing a subaru in a snow storm : )
Depends, with my summer tires, i like to not call it understeer and more "no-steer" When it starts to slide off the road, there really is no stopping it (I haven't tagged a curb before tho) But once I put on my Hankook All-Winter Studded Tires, its a whole new story. I've even touge'd with them in the snow. I'll fly by Subies and other SUVs like its nothin. Most fun day for me is haulin *** up the mountain in my FC with studded tires, and then snowboarding all day... sliding around the parking lot when we're done and driving home.
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