Alaska
it was good, although star specs in rain don't work so well at highway speeds. I was hydroplaning all over the ******* place. almost lost it around Turnagain arm. Scared the **** out of me...the *** end just jumped out at around 70mph. Definitely made my butthole pucker a bit.
it was good, although star specs in rain don't work so well at highway speeds. I was hydroplaning all over the ******* place. almost lost it around Turnagain arm. Scared the **** out of me...the *** end just jumped out at around 70mph. Definitely made my butthole pucker a bit.
Thanks Ancho Rage
I got it to work, just had to up the timeout amount.
I think its too cold now to tune, I'm thinking I'll just drive it around and put some miles on it till next year. This is my last year as a fully registered car, going seasonal after this month.
I got it to work, just had to up the timeout amount.
I think its too cold now to tune, I'm thinking I'll just drive it around and put some miles on it till next year. This is my last year as a fully registered car, going seasonal after this month.
why go seasonal? soon you won't need im anyway.
(Yeah I know they are not as good as true snow tires, but they do surprisingly well.)
I have Progressive, and they are cool with dropping me to comp as well but its my bank who gives me ****. So i have to fill out this "lay up waiver" each year that allows me to drop below state min or whatever, and a seasonal tag helps that process go smoother and i have a Jeep for the winter. State Farm is a great INS company they have good customer serivce.



