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Originally Posted by citycat I must be giving out a clueless-noob-with-no-money vibe or something. Why is this you? I drove my G35 year round, it was just fine in the
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  I drove my G35 year round, it was just fine in the snow with winter tires. I don't plan on driving the Z in the snow because I don't want the salt eating away my undercarriage. If you got nice skinny snow tires I'm sure you could drive it in the snow if you had to. The LSD on the sport would help you in the snow but then you would have a hard time finding beater winter wheels to fit. |
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