Driving in snow w/ a lowered car
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Driving in snow w/ a lowered car
How much different is it driving in snow with a lowered car than driving in it with it at stock height? Is it more difficult or anything? Thanks
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It was weird for me because I was plowing the snow with my front lip. Plus it just feels nerve wrecking hearing all the snow being crushed under your car. If the snow is too deep, i think you are going to get stuck...but you might get stuck regardless of height.
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It's "dubs" and are you being sarcastic about my car? that's 2 too many "lol"s...:dunno:
I live in Forest Hill, it's in Harford County, near Bel Air.:thumbup:
I live in Forest Hill, it's in Harford County, near Bel Air.:thumbup:
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I always thought it was fine with the exception of being a snow plow. This was untill yesterday when I had to drive down an alley with packed ice about 5 + inches high and tire paths exposing the street. Not only was the packed ice noisy, but I could litereally FEEL it under my feet. I thought I was going to loose my exhaust :happysad:
Although, I love it when there's a fresh snow fall and I have access to a large empty parking lot .
3 in lowered 95 civic cp
Although, I love it when there's a fresh snow fall and I have access to a large empty parking lot .
3 in lowered 95 civic cp
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My car is lowered and I drove it in all the snow storms we had this year and it kicked the snows ass. My front lip plowed the roads for me.
And the best way to drive in snow has to be...
And the best way to drive in snow has to be...