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How is a 98 GS in the snow?

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BadBoyz

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Sep 3, 2002
I got this car back in like july and i was wondering on how well it handled in the snow. If it sucked to drive in snow like a mustang or what...and i am told by a guy at my dad's work that we should get Blizzad or something like that snow tires and they r the best and i just wanted to know how a FWD NT 98 GS is in the snowy/slick weather conditions. Thanks

James
 
heh i got another question low, where u live in mass? and how old r u we should met up some time, get a dsm meet in mass sometime hehehehe

James
 
I had a 95 GS for about three years, it handles alot better than rear wheel drive cars in the snow/rain. You get much better traction because you have the weight of the engine to give you grip. Anyway, as long as you don't hot-dog around, you should be just fine, but snow tires still might be a good option, because you probably get more snow than we do here in Ohoi.
 
I have a 99 GS Spyder and it's surprisingly good in the snow. I had a 91 Ford Probe before and the Eclipse is by far better in the snow.
 
My neighbor has a '98 GS with Blizzaks on it for the winter. I was amazed at how well it did in the snow two years ago. He crept it up an ice-covered driveway uphill.
 
Mine handled fairly well once the roads were plowed. I couldnt even get out of my parents driveway without pushing snow around so it chilled until the roads were cleared. It did handle well despite the slush and ice
 
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