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Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: Gun Rack Trucker ()
Date: January 03, 2014 06:05PM

It was funny to see all the 4x4 stuck today. Why the hell do 4x4 owners think they get better traction on ice?

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Re: Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: Gghhhh ()
Date: January 03, 2014 07:02PM

Gun Rack Trucker Wrote:
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> It was funny to see all the 4x4 stuck today. Why
> the hell do 4x4 owners think they get better
> traction on ice?


Yup, 4x0 is still 0. My VW CC traction control did great today. I was at work by 7am, no problems.

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Re: Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: gov contractor ()
Date: January 03, 2014 07:13PM

My BMW x6 did great today.

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Re: Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: snow pussies ()
Date: January 03, 2014 07:17PM

That's cause you pussies think 2" is some kind of real snow. lmao

Try living somewhere you actually get significant snow that's not plowed for a week and see how your toy cars do.

Not that there aren't enough nitwits around here who can't drive with 4wd any better than the can with 2.

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Re: Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: 2007 Mazdaspeed6 ()
Date: January 03, 2014 07:21PM

Thats because the real problem with driving in the snow isn't the going part... it's the stopping part. Another basic law of physics that no one seems to grasp around here is momentum. If you keep it when going up snow covered hills, you won't lose traction and let gravity take over.

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Re: Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: Stabitha ()
Date: January 03, 2014 07:26PM

If someone got stuck in this little piss ass snow, they need to buy a horse.

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Re: Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: Stabitha ()
Date: January 03, 2014 07:26PM

2007 Mazdaspeed6 Wrote:
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> Thats because the real problem with driving in the
> snow isn't the going part... it's the stopping
> part. Another basic law of physics that no one
> seems to grasp around here is momentum. If you
> keep it when going up snow covered hills, you
> won't lose traction and let gravity take over.

Not gravity, try again.

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Re: Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: 0tter ()
Date: January 03, 2014 07:45PM

In that ice storm a couple weeks back, all three vehicles that I saw had spun into the guard rails of 66 were SUVs.

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Re: Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: bandit ()
Date: January 03, 2014 09:59PM

snow pussies Wrote:
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> That's cause you pussies think 2" is some kind of
> real snow. lmao
>
> Try living somewhere you actually get significant
> snow that's not plowed for a week and see how your
> toy cars do.
>
> Not that there aren't enough nitwits around here
> who can't drive with 4wd any better than the can
> with 2.


I drove truck for 30 years in the snow states of the northeast and Midwest. I laugh every time I hear about how well folks drive in snow in those areas.

Total and absolute BULLSHIT! The morons fill the ditches there too.

Fact is, probably 90% of the drivers in this whole fucking country can't drive in ANY kind of conditions.

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Re: Enjoyed Seeing All the 4x4 Stranded Off the Roads and Stuck
Posted by: Buford T Justice ()
Date: January 03, 2014 10:08PM

bandit Wrote:
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> I drove truck for 30 years in the snow states of
> the northeast and Midwest. I laugh every time I
> hear about how well folks drive in snow in those
> areas.


Props to you, I have no idea where they find drivers these days, a thankless job. I frequently drive on 81 and see people cut the trucks off all the time, pull right out in front of them.

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