Hit the curb!
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Live in New England an today we got 7 inches of fresh powder. So out I went and it was a blast until I smashed the front right tire into a curb! I was traveling at about 5 mph. No visual damage to rim. Should I be concerned or can my 03 WRX handle it? Anything I should look for?
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I'm in boston, and drove to new hampshire and back again today (went to exeter)..
I got 2 questions:
1. are the WRX Anti lock brakes supposed to be really sensitive? They starting kicking in when i'm going like 10mph and barely sliding and trying to brake.
2. are they supposed to sound like i'm grinding gears?
3. Can i downshift to a lower gear while my Anti Lock brakes are working? When i try to downshift, the car doesn't let me put it in gear... it feels like i'm trying to shift without the clutch, but the clutch is definately in.
thanks
oh, and if it makes you feel better about your car, my car didn't wouldn't let me get in gear on a turn... and just basically drifted into a chunk of ice and destroyed my left Mesh fog cover (painted)
I got 2 questions:
1. are the WRX Anti lock brakes supposed to be really sensitive? They starting kicking in when i'm going like 10mph and barely sliding and trying to brake.
2. are they supposed to sound like i'm grinding gears?
3. Can i downshift to a lower gear while my Anti Lock brakes are working? When i try to downshift, the car doesn't let me put it in gear... it feels like i'm trying to shift without the clutch, but the clutch is definately in.
thanks
oh, and if it makes you feel better about your car, my car didn't wouldn't let me get in gear on a turn... and just basically drifted into a chunk of ice and destroyed my left Mesh fog cover (painted)
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Well when the road is dry, drive and see if it now pulls to a certain direction. If so, have it looked at.
Now about the ABS... they are overly sensitive. They were made that way.
I would not recommend removing the ABS fuse unless you have some kind of training or experience of driving a car in the snow without it.
--kC
Now about the ABS... they are overly sensitive. They were made that way.
I would not recommend removing the ABS fuse unless you have some kind of training or experience of driving a car in the snow without it.
--kC
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