Where you live will have a massive impact on IF you can use it or not.
Mine parked up last year
It wasn't ever gonna go anywhere and it took nigh on 2 weeks for the road to clear up enough for me to get it out and bring it home from my mums
Driving an MR2 in snowy/icy conditions.....
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Re: Driving an MR2 in snowy/icy conditions.....
Got boost?
Kinda!!!
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loudandproud205 wrote:Where you live will have a massive impact on IF you can use it or not.
Mine parked up last year
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It wasn't ever gonna go anywhere and it took nigh on 2 weeks for the road to clear up enough for me to get it out and bring it home from my mums
Wow, now that is some impressive snow. Could do with some of that around here.
Re: Driving an MR2 in snowy/icy conditions.....
loudandproud205 wrote:Where you live will have a massive impact on IF you can use it or not.
Mine parked up last year
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It wasn't ever gonna go anywhere and it took nigh on 2 weeks for the road to clear up enough for me to get it out and bring it home from my mums
Chuffin' hell, that's a LOT of snow
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Re: Driving an MR2 in snowy/icy conditions.....
We have always been brought up expecting snow worse than that, so normally every year is a bit of a wash out, if its not 2 foot deep it hasnt really snowed
Got boost?
Kinda!!!
0.3 bar FTL
Re: Driving an MR2 in snowy/icy conditions.....
Winter is fun But of course, you need a lot of practice before you can drive in confidence. Especially with mr2. Lear some in empty parking lots, compete in autocrosses and so on...
My drive last winter in Lithuania:
www. youtube. com/watch?v=lAY7w-vydiw&list=UUpB4AE_7_a-_D5T3kXvVVAA&index=18&feature=plcp
My drive last winter in Lithuania:
www. youtube. com/watch?v=lAY7w-vydiw&list=UUpB4AE_7_a-_D5T3kXvVVAA&index=18&feature=plcp
Re: Driving an MR2 in snowy/icy conditions.....
GreddyMR2 wrote:Winter is fun But of course, you need a lot of practice before you can drive in confidence. Especially with mr2. Lear some in empty parking lots, compete in autocrosses and so on...
My drive last winter in Lithuania:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAY7w-vy ... ature=plcp
That looked like fun.
The only problem I have with driving in snowy conditions is that other drivers are complete retards
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YIXLS_aFqw
Re: Driving an MR2 in snowy/icy conditions.....
Drive slowly and with caution and it's no different to any other car. I daily drive my rev3 turbo throughout winter here in Cumbria with no issues