You do realize that if you don't make it to the gym, it's not the end of the world... :ugh2:

Your post reminded me of this:

hes from jersey... Gym tan laundry? someone photochop Pauly D in a 370Z... haha

Exactly! We had 12 inches of snow in Minnesota a few weekends back and my Z had no issues with Blizzaks on. It seemed to do as good or better than a front wheel drive car with all seasons.

Lmaooo ******* that made me laugh with the Pauly d, I should invest in snow tires, but I went to the gym after I parked my car I used my moms car for the gym fellows gym> lol

But thanks to everyone who said thank god I'm safe !!! Appreciate it

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You should do it. You'll be amazed at how proper winter tires make snow just like any other day on the road. :tup:

Agreed.

Seriously, spell check, punctuation, paragraph structure and capitalization are your friends.

Edit: Double edit. No sense in being mean.

10 sacks of 60lb Quickrete concrete in the boot and passenger flooring, over inflate tires by 5-7 psi(unless using snow tires); fixed.

Technique, if manual - start in second around 5K rpm releasing accelerator immediately when you can idle, then shift to 3rd to go faster than 2nd idle-speed.
Automatic - Try not to come out of 2nd, if you need to go faster, set your shift light to ~3,500 rpm.

This is just my suggestion if you have to drive the Z. Feel free to do as you feel safe. To me, snow and ice is 'basic'. Tornadoes at night are the challenge.

(learned to drive in a '54 Chevy deuce and a half flatbed 4-speed with no 3rd gear/learned to drive in snow in a '67 Pontiac GTO manual)

Glad to hear you didn't ruin your car, yourself, or anyone else or their car.

Nothing is going to make a summer compound drivable on snow and ice.

"With automatic spell checkers running unleashed over what we compose, our era is that of correctly spelled typos."- Neil deGrasse Tyson

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Yea, I took the bus home. Was NOT tempting fate in that crap last night.