I live in a winter state and I want to install stech will I get stuck in the snow when it comes? My friends that know a lot about cars say that I won't because he drove his dropped car without any problems during the winter. I really don't want to spend so much money on coilover just to drop my car cuz I'm not rich. Should I get install the stech and hope for the best when winter comes?
Mods: Nothin much yet...17x7 Tenzo Shu-4 knock-offs w/ Falken tires, RActive exhaust, 20% Tint, Full Custom Stereo, fully dented up exterior waiting for work
The only problem I've had is when my tires were so bare that I got stuck on a slight grade for a day. Other than that, my '92 Accord was lowered about 3.5" and I never had a problem with it getting stuck in the snow. I guess it might depend on where you live and how much snow you actually get. Here in KS it varies from 0 to a couple inches. If you live in a rural area where they don't plow the roads and you get big drifts of snow then I guess there might be a problem. Otherwise, depending on what kind of car you have, what size and type of rims you have, and how low your car is...you should be fine. I plan on getting the S.Tech's too, but we don't get a whole lot of snow around here too often. Hope this helps...
Mods: none yet 4G63T engine swap in a few months, along with Evo III Exhaust Manifold, and Evo III O2 Exhaust Housing and full 3" exhaust including 3" downpipe then after that 16g turbo, intercooler, manual boost controller, aftermarket recerculation valve,550cc injectors, better flowing intake manifold, and more
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Originally Posted by fareast
2005 Accord Coupe v6
I live in a winter state and I want to install stech will I get stuck in the snow when it comes? My friends that know a lot about cars say that I won't because he drove his dropped car without any problems during the winter. I really don't want to spend so much money on coilover just to drop my car cuz I'm not rich. Should I get install the stech and hope for the best when winter comes?
depends on weather they plow often i live in alaska so i know how bad snow can be
depends on weather they plow often i live in alaska so i know how bad snow can be
I live in MN Brooklyn Park so yea they plow but if I enter minneapolis where they don't plow I'm sure to get stuck since I have a hard time already in minneapolis. I guess I'll install stech then hope I see those pot holes
Mods: none yet 4G63T engine swap in a few months, along with Evo III Exhaust Manifold, and Evo III O2 Exhaust Housing and full 3" exhaust including 3" downpipe then after that 16g turbo, intercooler, manual boost controller, aftermarket recerculation valve,550cc injectors, better flowing intake manifold, and more
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Originally Posted by fareast
I live in MN Brooklyn Park so yea they plow but if I enter minneapolis where they don't plow I'm sure to get stuck since I have a hard time already in minneapolis. I guess I'll install stech then hope I see those pot holes
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