Should I be driving my car in the WINTER??
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Should I be driving my car in the WINTER??
I live in mass and is it just me or would it be suicide driving my FC this winter, cuz i mean ive heard how bad they are in the snow. But im wondering if theres anything i could get to make it possibly better in the snow?? Snow tires, not driving it, any ideas guys??
I have another car its a really nice accord and ive been debating selling it cuz im affriad of drivng the FC in the winter plus i dont want to subject my sweet little car to the winter season
I have another car its a really nice accord and ive been debating selling it cuz im affriad of drivng the FC in the winter plus i dont want to subject my sweet little car to the winter season
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The Rx-7 is quite competent in the snow. who said differently?? Snow tires do help. Driven my car through many winters and lots of snow. The salt is hard on things though.
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REally? hmm well the only reason i said that was cuz my uncle had an 87 tII and he said it was horrible in the snow, but i have an N/A so maybe its a little better? Not as much power harder to spin out? yah
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yeah, well i still don't know how they made an AWD RX-7, because it's not like you can trans-mount a rotary engine like a 4-banger.
I would love to have an AWD 7 but i just don't think it's a streetable mod.
I would love to have an AWD 7 but i just don't think it's a streetable mod.
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Drove my '90 GTU NA for 12 years in the snow. It was a horrible experience. After 1st year always had 200-250 lbs weight in rear. The 50/50 weight distribution does not put a lot on drive wheels.
Rust guaranteed in winter.. period. Destroyed mine despite bi-weekly car washes.
Use the Accord this winter, save the 7's body and work on it over the winter.
Rust guaranteed in winter.. period. Destroyed mine despite bi-weekly car washes.
Use the Accord this winter, save the 7's body and work on it over the winter.
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2nd gens arent too bad in snow bc of the low torque (especially in the NA) numbers and peaky horsepower. I drove mine last year w the 17's and 'summer only' sumitomos Of course it only snowed like twice haha
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Why is everyone always so afraid of driving their RX7's in the winter??? It's a car...car's are made for all seasons.
Thats like asking if your jetski will run in saltwater as well as freshwater....
Thats like asking if your jetski will run in saltwater as well as freshwater....