Anybody drive a lowered xA/xB in the snow?
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Anybody drive a lowered xA/xB in the snow?
I bought some tanabe df210's, planning on getting them installed...just wondering if any of you northerners have issues with snow? I mean we had 6 inches one day this year...just thinking 2" might be too low.....help......I knows I can put the original springs back on in wintertime...but that is a hassle ($200)
thanx
thanx
#3
I went thru winter in pittsburgh, PA with trd shocks/springs and had no problem with stock tires. The 17" had to be put away till spring. Minus ugly stock wheels ran like a dream, front wheel positraction pulls you forward no problem.
#6
If it snows over 6 inches in one day, you dont drive. When it does that here everything is closed for a day so I dont have to drive. I could see it causing problems in upstate NY or furthere where 6 inches is an everyday occurance. The question you need to ask yourself is "Do I need to drive in more than 3 inches of snow regularly because everyone does?"
#8
Originally Posted by OKIHost
The XB turns into a snowplow when it is dropped and it snows I would swap springs or suggest driving another car.
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Originally Posted by OKIHost
The XB turns into a snowplow when it is dropped and it snows I would swap springs or suggest driving another car.
#13
I asked the same question awhile back in a different thread after seeing nds_CARnivore is running on TRD springs in "balmy" Minnesota. nds_CARnivore's response can be found here:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...=833222#833222
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...=833222#833222
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