Maximum Traction?
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Maximum Traction?
I need a lot of traction on me rear wheels cause it might rain, so should I put about 200 lbs of sandbags in my civic's trunk? I know sandbags cost alot, so maybe I should use logs? I dunno what to do 
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:lmfao: umm... i noticed adding weight only helped in snow cause it gave my back tires traction when i stop, your front slip a little easier the more weight you add, or at least in my own experiance
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Originally Posted by Mike94CivicEX
I need a lot of traction on me rear wheels cause it might rain, so should I put about 200 lbs of sandbags in my civic's trunk? I know sandbags cost alot, so maybe I should use logs? I dunno what to do :thinking:
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