Originally Posted by Sylvan

That looks great Jeff, ya wobbly is a good way of putting it I often say they feel squishy. Mine are skinny and slightly taller so that dosent help either but they are great on ice and snow which is the purpose. It's a bit of getting used to on the dry pavement though.



Why would I want to drive a beater at all... i used to have newer 1/2 ton trucks I drove in the winter but I bought an X5M a few years ago and sold my truck. Then I guess I figured I drove an X5M in the winter and it cost 2x more than the ISF so throw winter tires on and enjoy it all year

Originally Posted by teamcalvin

Just purchased 2015 F sport wheels for winter... havent tried them on yet. I heard you need 3mm spacer in the rear? i'll just find out tomorrow.

Originally Posted by Sylvan

I also have rims, side skirts and a lip.... And I am lowered my car has No rust and it's as clean as most cars on here. I get it not everyone likes to winter drive their cars that's fine but they are very capable cars in the winter if you have a good set of tires.

Originally Posted by liquidtek

Did you drive your car today in the "blizzard"?

Originally Posted by Sylvan

I also have rims, side skirts and a lip.... And I am lowered my car has No rust and it's as clean as most cars on here. I get it not everyone likes to winter drive their cars that's fine but they are very capable cars in the winter if you have a good set of tires.

Originally Posted by M4rk

Me too, yuck.

18x8" FAST Samba wheels, wrapped in Bridgestone Blizzak WS80, 225/45 all around. The wheels are very cheaply made, but at least they are hub-centric. I already dislike the handling, but at least the ride is plush and comfy, which should be a decent hoon deterrent.

Originally Posted by BLKLBL

lookin good man, do you have a build thread posted up?