Yeah I'm feelin ya there. this is also my first winter with the Z. Slippery isnt she?? It's not too bad for me 'cause I have only owned RWD cars, but i'm with you on the "if someone hits my car" thing.....

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Black 1990 300zx n/a

 

Wow man you all have ***** of steal. I got stuck it the City ONCE when it snowed and almost broke my steering wheel off trying to drive home I was holding on so tight.

I have Mich Pilots on the rear and that suuuuk in the snow. How are the stock Toyo's for bite? I have them on the front and might pull a switch for now to move around my driveway at least.

 

Today was my first day in the snow with my new Z. Driving it was probally one of the most scary things i've ever done. I never went more than 30 the whole day.

 

Skully , There's a few but not very often do I run into another Z on the road. (Usually when I do I am driving my 4x4!)Calgaryzclub.ca is I think the only web based Z point for owners in the area. I haven't joined the club yet because they want 35-40bucks and I just don't see a benefit to it. I think they post the date for the Z rally that occurs in the summer and draws a pretty big turn out of Z owners from all regions, not just Calgary but I have never been to one.

..Dan

 

i live on a dirt road in CT. i could not even get out of my driveway. and my whole family only has rear wheel drive cars so that is all i have driven. luckily for me i've got a beater and could get to work in that.

 

Just got 8" of snow here in MA. Take your Z to the mall parking lot and pull some "horrors", that's the only way to learn to drive in the snow.

I have Z-rated Dunlop snow tires on, a little pricey but well worth it. One word of caution, do not take a hard left and downshift into 2nd at 35 MPH. I almost got two complete revolutions on that one.