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Yea i kept a pair of Blizzak's from my old car that i sold for the coming winter season...Co worker who owns a coupe specifically told me winter tires for the rear...no all seasons..so im taking heed lol
Snows needed on all four corners, particularly with the understeer that car has with the OEM swaybars. You'll see. However, the car does have limited slip, which helps you dig out from a stop on snow; (and lay down the traction on pavement.)
Originally Posted by Oldmankbro
Side note...i remember you from Maxima.org....You had a 5.5 Gen 6MT if im not mistaken
I too went from a 5.5 Gen 6MT and ended up here but just with a 7th Gen in between [was bored out of my mind]
Yea i kept a pair of Blizzak's from my old car that i sold for the coming winter season...Co worker who owns a coupe specifically told me winter tires for the rear...no all seasons..so im taking heed lol
Snow tires are more about stopping than traction for going fast. Considering your front wheels do 85% of the braking, having winter tires just for the rear is a really bad idea. Stay safe out there
Oh the GT-R front end. I have not seen that in a while. That is about as good as you can make that look with such different styling between the two cars. The fenders look good. Are they functional for pulling hot air out of the engine bay or do they pull air from the wheel wells?
You'll see. However, the car does have limited slip, which helps you dig out from a stop on snow; (and lay down the traction on pavement.)
