Winter Driving
yes, yes it can. its not fun, specially when it snows or theres an ice storm. and black ice really sneaks up on you. i drove mines for 2 winters, even during last years ice storm(bout 1" layer of ice on the roads) i dont recommended. i prolly wont know that i actually have some power going to the wheels.
Originally Posted by afterburn27
If you really have to drive the FD in the winter I would suggest buying an extra set of stock wheels and mounting some snow tires on them for the winter months.
Dave
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Same advice here. Get a good set of winter tires. They make a world of difference. It's really not that much different than driving any other rwd car in the winter.
You do need to be very gentle on the throttle or the primary turbo could bite you.
You do need to be very gentle on the throttle or the primary turbo could bite you.
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