I thought ITRs suck in snow????
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WTF. Is that an ITR rally car???
I thought there is not such a thing!
I thought there is not such a thing!
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[Modified by Willard, 1:38 PM 5/22/2002]
hell yeah, last time I talked to Ivor and saw the car it had a non-ITR drivers door. Def banged up a bit but overall looked nice and sounded nicey nice.
-Dave, who rallied at Ivor's "school" before.
-Dave, who rallied at Ivor's "school" before.
WTF. Is that an ITR rally car???
I thought there is not such a thing!
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=190123
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[Modified by Willard, 1:38 PM 5/22/2002]
I thought there is not such a thing!
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=190123
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[Modified by Willard, 1:38 PM 5/22/2002]
I'd like to see that engine bay.
Cooolll.
I'd like to see that engine bay.
I'd like to see that engine bay.
I my car(more like my tires) sucks in snow. like, sucks pathetically. We took the car out one night when it was snowing for a litle drifting action, but it was hard just to get the car moving in the snow which was only 3 or 4 inches deep haha.
Bah, I've driven in 8 inches deep snow. The ITR is not that bad of a snow plow 

I my car(more like my tires) sucks in snow. like, sucks pathetically. We took the car out one night when it was snowing for a litle drifting action, but it was hard just to get the car moving in the snow which was only 3 or 4 inches deep haha.
My R has seen snow twice. Once I was staying over at Chris (RStoR) and Cliff's the first year I had it, and we got a couple inches of slush. No traction until fourth gear 
This winter, we got dumped on. My R was sitting outside when it started - I was rushing to get the orange beast ready for the conditions. By the time I got it sorted out, there was two inches on the ground. Getting from parking spot to garage with 70%-gone RE010's was no fun
But I did get to go out and do this (no, not with 009) - http://itr-nc.com/snow/orange.mpg

This winter, we got dumped on. My R was sitting outside when it started - I was rushing to get the orange beast ready for the conditions. By the time I got it sorted out, there was two inches on the ground. Getting from parking spot to garage with 70%-gone RE010's was no fun

But I did get to go out and do this (no, not with 009) - http://itr-nc.com/snow/orange.mpg
100% right will
i have pilot alpin's and mah R rawks the snow's nads.
while driving up a 45 degree driveway covered in sonw i stopped in the middle to speak with some friends who decided to park at the bottom for fear of not making it up. from a dead stop in the middle i continued on to the top with no wheel spin whatsoever.
good snow tires make all the difference in the world
i have pilot alpin's and mah R rawks the snow's nads.
while driving up a 45 degree driveway covered in sonw i stopped in the middle to speak with some friends who decided to park at the bottom for fear of not making it up. from a dead stop in the middle i continued on to the top with no wheel spin whatsoever.
good snow tires make all the difference in the world
good snow tires make all the difference in the world

Will
-who r0lled EVERY single SUV (and some 4X4 trucks) in Charlotte with his Volvo... using 10 year old studded sno tires this past winter....




Drinker
Same tires I used for two Canadian winters (until I got tired of the salt)
