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Originally Posted by richpike
Wow - I'm impressed! My 335 RWD does great in up to 4" of snow with Blizzaks, but it is tough when the snow gets deeper than that and I start plowing.
What is the next challenge?
-Rich
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I was suprised how she did on the crappy snow tires I had. Yokohoma W-Drives. They were way worse in the snow than any of the blizzack variants I have owned in the past. Car is lowered 1.75" as well
It's always a test when you have 1 ft+ on that whole unplowed driveway, especially when you can't see cause of the snow coming over the top of the hood lol
Everybody suggests bags of sand. I had never tried it before so one day when there was a lot I had a thought of Engineuity (haha get it), and threw spare block in the trunk. Good solid 75+ lbs, but didn't notice any difference. Guess you need more weight or something. I do try to fill the car up completely before a big snow though, help add some weight in the rear. They really do just fine with snow tires and some common sense. Driven an M3 every day in Arvada/Golden for the last 6 years.
PS- I totally took a picture in a drive through (My favorite place... The liquor store), but IDK what happened to the picture on my phone.
Next Challenge, your car doing some form of racing.