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Originally Posted by ZKindaGuy I have one word for you....Blizzacks (a real snow tire made for the Z) Living in West Virginia, I definitely see enough snow through the winter,
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Living in West Virginia, I definitely see enough snow through the winter, my previous car, 350z, was my daily driver throughout the year. I used Blizzacks for winter and they worked magnificantly. No traction problems whatsoever...although I did drive responsibly and took my time wherever I was going. Side note: I did have the NISMO LSD installed and it helped tremendously I don't think I could have made it without the differential. So with the sports package and snow tires it shouldn't be a problem driving through winters in the 370z. |
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