thanks for all the good suggestions. The stock wheels that i bought have toyos on them but one of them has a diy patch on it, should i trust it on snow? Maybe i'll buy a fix a flat just in case.

 

hmmm i think i'll take my moms bmw instead of my Sti. i believe she has some all season tires on it.

 

just be careful hehe, i did a left handed 180 last night to a right handed 540 ending up back in my lane and that was just in the rain.

 

damn how did that happen?

ahh i drive like a gramma normally anyways. only get on it wen im racing or something. other than that u'll see me going 65-70 cuz i never pay attention on how slow i drive lols.

 

driving a little TOO spiritedly in the rain...just like all those other guys who crashed...im just glad i didn't end up like one of them hehe. i was doing around 70-75, but the curve was marked at 25 =P

oh well...pay to play

 

Drive carefully, a few years ago before I got my STI. I crashed my 00' 2.5rs into the side of the road (hit a patch of black ice).

 

Oh for sure man!

I already got a lift ticket for Northstar... so when I go up there I'll let you know cause we're gonna stay at my friends family cabin on the west shore. I'll still be down to come up to bear though, haven't got a chance to test out the conversion in the snow yet!

But as for the original topic. When I had my Legacy I took it up plenty of times on RE92's and never had much problem. I mean the car would sometimes slide around here and there but just go slow and be careful. Don't make any drastic quick manuvers cause they get multiplied x10 when you're on slippery wet snowy ground.

 

so im thinking about heading up there day after christmas....MONDAY 26th


PM me if some people wanna like meet up and go up there.

 

WOO! Go college students! Northstar was a blast

 

I know you can double those marked speeds around turns...but triple it..lol

glad you're ok

 

The same happened to me when i took the suv, hit a patch and lost control, let go of the gas and slowed down. A friend slammed into a wall of snow from swerving right before me.

 

Hope to see some of you up there in Tahoe, I'm there from 28th to the 31st. The original RE92 tires should hold up for one more trip there.