I only drift my 240. haha. My tC was parked with hazards on, on the shoulder in a canyon. A Jeep took a corner too fast and slid into the Scion. They got a citation for excessive speed or something, and were totally at fault. I've got a thread about it right now...

 

btw the tC sucks in snow! im looking for a A4 with quattro!

 

all i can say is this was nothing compared to what it looked like on the way home... that 30 min drive took 2 hours to get home on a sheet of ice, wind blowing soo much damn snow you couldn't see. go figure after someone plowed into a cop they decided to shut down the highway AFTER i got back. i hate illinois weather!!!! oh well supposed to be back 40 by the weekend.

 

wow theres alot of tc's with there aftermarket rims on. During the winter no one puts there stockers on or even some steelies





Last winter

 

no it doesn't. you just need to know how to drive it. even with my manual i have no problem.

 

ya its not the tc that sucks in the snow..
its the stock tires that suck..

 

dam that is one hot girl friend!

 

x2. i am stil getting used to fwd, but they aren't good when you hit sheets of ice the car was kinda back in forth some

 

amen! whether tires the car or whatever, u just need to know how to drive it.

 

scotspitch56 i thought you were supposed to take underbody LED's off in the winter?

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MrScion07 i love how you put tC on yoru front grill.
howd u get it to stay on?

 

i am? i was definately keeping them on cuz they are a _____ to mess w/ and love driving on snow w/ led's lol

 

I took mine off just as a precaution. But yea. They're gona be a pain to get back on.

 

i can just unhook them from the switch if it snows again like it did not to long ago,

 

idk, i just thought i heard something once about cold weather and the LED's cracking or something.

 

i have no clue. if they do they were a cheap underbody kit and they're still going strong (used em last night while was driving around the mall lot to get to best buy and while inside eating) almost used them the other day driving home during the blizzard to make myself stand out more to the cars behind me

 

i left mine on, just covered it w/ gorilla tape...i procrastinated then it got too cold outside to take em off

 

you gotta admit it looks awesome on snow ;)

 

Drifting into my driveway:


Wish i got some better drift pics, ebrakes are fun

 

FWD is much more forgiving than any other drivetrain when driving in the snow. You can fishtail with awd just as easy as a rwd car. The difference is the front wheels are still pulling you, making you go faster as you fishtail.
It helps you get going though. My friends Mustang was parked for three days up off the hill we live on.