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How do L's do in the snow/on ice?
Do they do alright as long as you have plenty of weight over the rear wheels? I have a 2WD 4.2L and it did great last winter. Just wondering because I might be getting a Lightning soon. Thanks.
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Mine is horrible. I drive a Tahoe when it snows..
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:eek: a... shovie???? yuck. :)
Good luck getting a Lightning eposey! :thumbsup: |
Snow whats that:devil: I just leave the L in the garage if it snows here.
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Originally posted by bloomquist :eek: a... shovie???? yuck. :) |
Well if I get an L, I'm not going to be able to afford a dependable winter car on top of it. There's a possibility that I could drive our 89 Chevy 4wd truck. I just figure the L would do the same as my truck now did with the same weight in the back. Wouldnt definately have to take it easy on the acceleration though.
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hmm think about it, my truck put out about 500rwtrq.
at an idle I'd spin. That's why I drive a Jeep Grand Cherokee 4wd |
Dude...do you have the L logo on your truck??? :confused:
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Originally posted by SlowSVT95 Mine is horrible. I drive a Tahoe when it snows.. well miss moneybags...must be nice...:devil: just kidding....i have a beater blazer for the snow, but i don't want to stop driving my L.....i'm sure i will have no problem when i see some 75 years old on the road next to me the first time it snows:thumbsup: if i were you eposey i'd spend $500 or $1000 and get a beater rather than dealing with the headache of some a$$hole hitting your or you sliding into a large oak tree!!!! |
Originally posted by LightningCT well miss moneybags...must be nice...:devil: just kidding....i have a beater blazer for the snow, but i don't want to stop driving my L.....i'm sure i will have no problem when i see some 75 years old on the road next to me the first time it snows:thumbsup: if i were you eposey i'd spend $500 or $1000 and get a beater rather than dealing with the headache of some a$$hole hitting your or you sliding into a large oak tree!!!! |
Originally posted by engelmb Dude...do you have the L logo on your truck??? :confused: |
16/17" smaller crap rims, + small winter tires. 400-500$ New, bags of concrete or replacement parts overnighted from japan for a 10sec ricer of some kind in rear, over the wheels and you'll be fine.
the salt and crap will hurt the truck tho :( if you care about all the power you could take off the supercharger pully and get a flipchip tuned so you cna run winter w/o supercharger power. reg mildly modded 5.4L. other then that my L makes it "ok". |
Originally posted by bloomquist :eek: a... shovie???? yuck. :) ........theres nothing wrong with a Cheby!:p |
Originally posted by Unoid if you care about all the power you could take off the supercharger pully and get a flipchip tuned so you cna run winter w/o supercharger power. reg mildly modded 5.4L. |
i also get to drive a chevy this winter. its my wifes very first car. a chevette. its gonna be a crapper compared to the L (which should be on blocks by this time next week). I have been llaying down some serious abuse to the F1s cuz I know I will miss it this winter. Ofcourse now I am going to need tires when I get the L back out to drive.
back to the ...vette (lol), Manual trans ans 33k original miles. just put new tires, brake lines, wipers, and blower motor in it. All that and I still dont feel safe. At least I wont feel bad if I ditch it this winter. I would cry if I ditched the L Chris |
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