AviBen

So, now we'll have to plan on a winter 911 meetup in the Chicago area on a clear early Sunday morning in January....

chance6

I'm in on that!

AviBen

My winter wheel set has arrived! I have an appt for my dealer to install them on Oct. 25; dealer will store the off-season set (and we'll do the same change back in the spring). What a relief it is to look forward to cold weather driving instead of 5+ months of pining away -- and giving that marvelous engine huge gulps of cold air!

abiazis

Awesome......drive safely and watch out for the other guy in that snow, etc....

brianch5351

Is this still happening? Gotta test out these alpins

ChugsTurbo

14 TT with BL exhaust and COBB stage 2 OTS
lowered on H and R springs
on alpins
daily driven in Chicago, southwest suburbs and northwest Indiana - no issues whatsoever

DJ23

As I've said before. I admire those who drive in the winter, and in the snow. I just can't bring myself to the thought of ice, or stones from salt trucks hitting my pristine baby. But I have to admit, it kills me not to drive my car for a period of 3 months on average in the winter..
During this time I usually plan any mods for my car, read more of the manual on the fine nuances of the PCM system, and wait for hopefully an early spring. This winter I'm working with Stef on purchasing the Stage II Europipe exhaust and getting that installed along with new Michelin's this coming spring. It still burns me that my car was sent from Germany with P-Zeros. I feel for the cost of the car you should be able to select which tires you prefer. With that being said, enjoy the Holidays and for those who embrace it, enjoy torquing through the drifts of snow.

Jay

chance6

Well I decided to drive my Jeep mostly this winter. Keeping summers on the TT this winter. Driving it maybe once a week on sunny days...if there's a sunny day of decent temps I'd still do a meet up though.

brianch5351