the WRC boys have 300-400+ HP and AWD and Obnoxious rally/snow/ice tires to
use (plus factory support) so they can do whatever they want :-) Most use
left foot braking to set their vehicles up for corners etc. Winter driving
is a great way to see how that actually works, just don't do it with people
around, it may cause some added pandemonium.
At 12:00 AM 1/20/00 -0500, you wrote:
All this talk about winter driving and I'm surprised that no one is
giving any lessons on driving in the snow.
What gives?
Lets heear some interesting advice besides "point it and pin it!".
What do those WRC Rally boys do when the snow is comming down?
Mark Reda.
89 Jetta GTX 16V
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