ryanrule said:just dont be a dumbass
Ghostalker said:yeah, any rear wheel drive will suck in the snow, but that and mustangs are heavy and high torque...
anyway, thinner tires are better for snow, wrapped in snow tires... duh
so i recommend keeping your stock rims (saying you put new ones on) with snow tires on them (mine are in the attic... lol)
That picture brings back so many bad memories.zoopa_man said:Everyone loves pictures....And in this one there's just a little snow. I was able to handle this easily...it's when the snow gets to be three times this much that you start to have issues plowing through it. That's when it's shovel time. I wish I had taken pictures of our drive when the drifts on the sides were up to my side view mirrors. That's when I had to shovel..then gun it for the end and either I got out or got stuck and drove the bronco to work. lol
http://forums.stangnet.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=25124
I just wish to point out that i said high in torque... not height...MarvinMyCat said:For the size car that they are, Mustangs are NOT heavy and high. They are light and about the same height as most mid-sized cars.