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Alas, not a turbo (at least not until I cobble together my own homebrewed forced induction given the prices of what you guys have)..........but here's one from a surprise storm that blew in today up in the Sierras plus one from the nastiest day I was up there. 10K miles this winter!
No i don't put snows on but i have driven the car in the snow on a few occasions. Obviously with summer tires it sucks but I've heard from another guy on here from Chicago who uses winter pirellis that worked out really good for him in the snow. here's some pictures for you. I would recommend if your town puts salt on the road that you wash out your wheel wells and exhaust components near the wheel well because they'll get surface rust fast and you'll have to polish it in the summer. Otherwise the whole body is protected by a tray underneath and coated in cosmoline so you really just need to worry about washing the corners. The turbo was engineered with all weather driving in mind so go for it.
Alas, not a turbo (at least not until I cobble together my own homebrewed forced induction given the prices of what you guys have)..........but here's one from a surprise storm that blew in today up in the Sierras plus one from the nastiest day I was up there. 10K miles this winter!