Especially those who are lowered and are running summer rubber, we're down a handful of weeks left until the fluffy white stuff can fall.

What are you doing to get your car ready for winter? Or maybe winter for you is 70 degrees and rain.

What are your plans during the winter and onto next year for your car?

 

car cover winter wheels and garage...courtesy of a company vehicle

 

i raised it 2 inches and im running no gap no tuck so ill be good. a lil raise and a lil boost mixed with snow = fun

 

Doing : Ridin ugly stock hubcaps and steelies on crappy a/s Cooper tires. Redoing the grounds in 4 gauge, maybe some audio, definately an alarm. Getting around to installing my exhaust. Refinishing some LS rims for it, maybe polishing them.

Would like: Supercharged K-Series instead of tuition payments.

 

I ain't doing anything... it'll stay as it has been through the summer... Works, lowered all the way and all. It survived last year, through the snow and stuff too, so i'm sure it'll cope this time around aswell.

It'll be gone this time next year so... eh, who cares.

 

If it snows, I'm takin the Metro.

 

whats winter lmao

 

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texas = maybe sunny during december , then snow in january or february maybe

 

Alabama... I will be lucky if it gets cold enough to wear a real coat... It normally stays warm enough that you can survive with a long sleeve shirt

 

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hahaha florida ftmfw you should join me

 

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I don't know if I could do the coastal living. I'm not one for the beach. I love the mountains.

 

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beach and sun and women in bikinis &gt; mountains lmao

im a beach bum. i gotta be near a coast. i cant live in kansas or some **** cuz all u see is landddddddddddddddddddd and more landdddddddddddddddddd.

 

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beach and sun and women in bikinis &gt; mountains lmao

im a beach bum. i gotta be near a coast. i cant live in kansas or some **** cuz all u see is landddddddddddddddddddd and more landdddddddddddddddddd.</TD></TR></TABLE>

See, I've just gotta have a ton of curvy/mountain passes and I'm happy. My car doesn't yell at me, if she's having a bad day.

 

I made the change from Wisconsin to Clearwater, FL for a couple months. I loved it, and plan on moving back to Tampa some day. It doesnt help that I lived for free in a condo on the beach though.

 

we dont all have hobbies of tanning sspem2

 

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lol

 

my car hibernates every winter

 

leaving it the same height, taking front lip off, putting Ziexs on

it doesnt snow much in Vancouver, more worried about the rain

 

I installed a block heater, but probably won't be using the Civic more than 1-2 days a week during the winter.

Got a closet full of goodies for the Spring though.

 

Replacing some squeaking belts. That's probably it. New tires sometime too, for my new wheels

 

I'm getting some winter tires, steele rims, undercoating (ugh), babying the **** out of her and filling my closet with parts for spring.

 

tend so some wisconsin grown cancer under the car before the salt gets it way with it. 185/15 for winters. a nice paint sealant. if it gets real nasty raise it up some if not, i know what to plow the driveway with!

 

driving it everyday and saving up for more turbo parts. might raise it up a lil to clear the snow better but prolly not

 

if there's snow on the ground, i don't drive my car, i only live a mile away from my job so it's not bad.

ill be rocking rsx wheels during the winter though, that's all.