Post your winter setup
11-26-2011 | 07:17 AM
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looks really good. Your wining in the dirtiest car category.lol
You will need winter tires depending on how much snow you get where you live. From your pics, it looks to be a decent amount. If you are an xi variant, then you can probably get away with all seasons. Matte black won't look good, as those wheels are not aggressive enough IMO.
You will need winter tires depending on how much snow you get where you live. From your pics, it looks to be a decent amount. If you are an xi variant, then you can probably get away with all seasons. Matte black won't look good, as those wheels are not aggressive enough IMO.
11-26-2011 | 02:30 PM
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Sweet set-up.. 
Non-staggered Breyton GTRs w/ Blizzak LM-60 (225/40/19 all the way around). 12mm spacers. I realize that 19s will not perform like 17s or even 18s in the snow, but I just need to be able to get in an out of my 400ft gravel driveway with incline. Once the snow is plowed, the gravel can never really be cleared of ice/snow until a warm spell hits. I don't intend to drive my car in a snowstorm, but if I get caught out, these badboys should do fine.
11-29-2011 | 06:10 AM
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cant wait for more snow lol....
12-06-2011 | 07:54 AM
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Why do you need winter tires here in N.VA. I think you could get away with all season tires. Yes, winter storms can very bad as it was last year, but I do: planned ahead, leave early that day from work, go later to work or work from home (if it possible), use second car (SUV) as car commute. Really in N.VA is about 3-5 storm per winter, about 3-5 days are really bad total. At least it has something to do with kids outside during those snow days