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tysonK
2004-12-30, 10:28 PM
shoveling the driveway.

tysonK
2004-12-30, 10:30 PM
Basically Subarus Rule.

MattR
2004-12-30, 10:46 PM
Sweet! Haha

tysonK
2004-12-30, 10:48 PM
Look at the tread description in the lower right in the second picture!

go RE92's!!!

dknv
2004-12-31, 07:09 AM
Look at the tread description in the lower right in the second picture!I see a face in it!
:lol:

tysonK
2004-12-31, 03:59 PM
freeze it and sell it on ebay.

MattR
2005-01-02, 11:24 AM
Well, at least there was no damage, Kevin just got stuck prety good...The road was pretty icy and slanted to the right, Kevin appears to have practiced the "No lift" technique :lol:

Jeep 2
Subarus 0

MattR
2005-01-02, 11:25 AM
rhqeha

JC
2005-01-02, 11:29 AM
:lol: :lol: nice. I like the off-road 'tezzas too.

MattR
2005-01-02, 11:30 AM
:lol: :lol: nice. I like the off-road 'tezzas too.

I gave bryan a lot of shit for those, but I actually like them a lot... :lol:

JC
2005-01-02, 11:49 AM
I gave bryan a lot of shit for those, but I actually like them a lot... :lol:

I didn't like them at first, but they are growing on me. Do they make one for the newer style cherokee?

Nick Koan
2005-01-02, 12:28 PM
Good work kevin :p

tysonK
2005-01-02, 01:09 PM
So Kevin drove into the side of the road?

Kevin M
2005-01-02, 02:29 PM
More like slid. I hadn't realized it was super slick ice, I thought it was slushy still. So when the car drifted a little bit right, I didn't do much to correct it. Byt the time I realized how much I was sliding it was too late to correct it, I just had to ride it out and watch that fence get closer. That sucked. I was going about 15 mph, and unfortunately I did lift. In hindsight a little left countersteer and a stab of the throttle might have kept me out of it enough not to get stuck in the mud under that snow.

dknv
2005-01-02, 02:39 PM
Glad you didn't hit anything. An innocent little 'off'.

Dean
2005-01-02, 03:34 PM
Sounds like you guys need to invest in one of the Harbor Freight nylon tow straps.

I have one in both my F-150 and Audi. Nothing more fun than helping an SUV with the Audi.

I actually got the WRX high centered Friday doing a first gear full heavy throttle spin turn and caught the right front on a snow bank that grabed me at pulled me in. A little bit of digging was all it took to get loose though.

MattR
2005-01-02, 03:37 PM
Sounds like you guys need to invest in one of the Harbor Freight nylon tow straps.



Probably not a bad idea, but Bryan is always a phone call away.

Dean
2005-01-02, 03:39 PM
Harbor Freight Tow Straps...
I have one of each of these.
1-1/2" (http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=47709)
2" (http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=36612)

AtomicLabMonkey
2005-01-03, 11:34 AM
That Cherokee looks sweet. It doesn't look very high, is it stock springs with big ass tires or is it lifted at all?

My Jeep is giving me nothing but trouble right now... :x I'm gonna have to start driving the Mustang every day cause I don't know when the Jeep will be back in service...

Nick Koan
2005-01-03, 11:37 AM
I think its lifted 4 inches or so, plus the bigger tires.

MattR
2005-01-03, 11:49 AM
I think its lifted 4 inches or so, plus the bigger tires.

Yep. 4" lift with 33's...some pretty significant fender trimming too.

qksubi
2005-01-03, 12:46 PM
The snow was the big push to get rid of the EVO it high centered twice on the way home from the meet last thursday we couldnt even take McCarren home we had to go back to plumb there was just too much snow I cant have this happen whlie I'm out of town plus I was tired of her bitching that she hate the way it drives too rough and she can't make U-turns Blah blah blah!! :x I love that car I would keep it if the lexus wasen't so much :cry:

BOO
2005-01-04, 07:45 AM
Wow, Thats weird because I have been driving the evo each and everyday and We are both amazed at how well it did in the snow. (I am currently on Sumitomo's HTR +.. (Thanks Khail :) ) Which by far is no match for the well ballanced snow tires or some of the other more refined /expensive tires you guys are running) ... actually the WRX skidded more times than I expected ..

khail19
2005-01-04, 09:02 AM
I've had no problem at all with the Hankook W300 snows I bought. I don't even remember losing traction yet, unless I was trying to. At $60 a piece, they are way better than I expected. I've been driving everyday since it started snowing, while my wife's Camry has been stuck at home.

qksubi
2005-01-04, 09:30 AM
Wow, Thats weird because I have been driving the evo each and everyday and We are both amazed at how well it did in the snow. (I am currently on Sumitomo's HTR +.. (Thanks Khail :) ) Which by far is no match for the well ballanced snow tires or some of the other more refined /expensive tires you guys are running) ... actually the WRX skidded more times than I expected ..

Its not the tires its high centering and plowing the snow hence the thread PLOW KING :? it too low :!:

BOO
2005-01-04, 09:34 AM
Did she have any suspension upgrades ??? Mine is stock (Which you are right it is lower than even a stock STi) and it did Excellent..


Congrats on the purchase though ... One of my favorite features on the RX330's (When they first came out) is the Camera.. lol

Dean
2005-01-04, 09:36 AM
For cheap tires, both the w300s, and the HTR+s rock. I've been driving around in the A4 with the HTR+s since Friday and they do incredibly well for a M&S tire.

The w300s are also impressive, but on the stiff suspension and negative camber on the WRX, it isn't really a fair test. It is hard to keep more than two wheels on the ground on the uneven perma frost now on the roads.

BOO
2005-01-04, 09:40 AM
Yes Dean, I am very Impressed with the "For the money" type tires(HTR+)

and I have been driving these all summer long Ofcourse nothing like the Stock ADVAN's but excellent straight and turning characteristics :)

khail19
2005-01-04, 09:44 AM
I had the HTR+ in 225/40/18 and they were great in bad weather for a M+S tire. They were very comfortable in dry weather as well, although not really grippy like a good summer tire.