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OFFICIAL Hardcore Husky Snowpocalypse Thread
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Just imagine being stuck on the way home for days in this storm, the power goes out, and You just got the last room at the seedy motel across the street and a new friend to help you survive it.PurpleBaze said:This thread needs Keeley.
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We should have a tire tread thread.
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Have you picked out the coolest corner on the edge of the cliff for your little tire test?Swaye said:
I am actually trying to kill myself in a snowstorm since you mention it. With MTs I'll die, but look cool doing it.YellowSnow said:
My bad. Those tires look awesome for mud and rock crawling. They would suck hind tit in the snow compared to the Michelins.Swaye said:
I use MT's ding dong. Like a man.YellowSnow said:I just got a new set of Michelin Defender LTX M/S recently on the trusty old 2006 4-Runner so I can pretty much anywhere in any amount of snow. Some free advice for you SUV owners...this is the greatest all season tire for snow and ice ever invented. @Swaye 's knobby AT tires suck in the snow. This is the tread pattern you want...
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Who is this?sarktastic said:
Just imagine being stuck on the way home for days in this storm, the power goes out, and You just got the last room at the seedy motel across the street and a new friend to help you survive it.PurpleBaze said:This thread needs Keeley.
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dirtysouwfdawg said:
Who is this?sarktastic said:
Just imagine being stuck on the way home for days in this storm, the power goes out, and You just got the last room at the seedy motel across the street and a new friend to help you survive it.PurpleBaze said:This thread needs Keeley.
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What model are those? Great sipping strait from the factory. To @BennyBeaver ' s point, the rubber compound does make a huge differences, hence why studless snow tires have a way softer rubber that is more grippy in weather below 40 degrees. But good snow tires have a shit tone of sipping to which is why the pattern matters.sarktastic said:sprung for a new set of these.
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Quit talking about my wifePurpleBaze said:This thread needs Keeley.
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well - doesn't @Doog_de_Jour always have a way of bringing things up? True @Swaye?UW_Doog_Bot said:
None of us were ever going to notice this if you didn't bring it up.Doog_de_Jour said:
Keeley is lovely, but why is the poor thing living in what appears to be a college kid’s first apartment?PurpleBaze said:This thread needs Keeley.
Then again, maybe she’s banging a college guy...seeing as she’s 32 now, I say you go girl! -
Toyo. Tread so soft you could....YellowSnow said:
What model are those? Great sipping strait from the factory. To @BennyBeaver ' s point, the rubber compound does make a huge differences, hence why studless snow tires have a way softer rubber that is more grippy in weather below 40 degrees. But good snow tires have a shit tone of sipping to which is why the pattern matters.sarktastic said:sprung for a new set of these.
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dude you are in fucking college, if you having issues finding moisture. maybe a good time to kill yourselfbackthepack said:Mid 30s and sunny here per usual. We could really use a couple days of consistent moisture.
