Newbie Question: Interior SC300 vs SC400
04-07-03, 01:48 PM
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Originally posted by squarehat
Jason, if you're in the northeastern part of Ohio like I am, you'll want to look for a car with TRAC. A good set of winter tires (Michelin Pilot Alpins), will help, too.
Jason, if you're in the northeastern part of Ohio like I am, you'll want to look for a car with TRAC. A good set of winter tires (Michelin Pilot Alpins), will help, too.
Well right now I drive a 1994 V8 thunderbird. I had the rear end redone with 3.73 gears and trac loc.
It is my winter car. But yeah, I probably will look for one with the gold package and trac loc.
04-07-03, 02:13 PM
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Originally posted by squarehat
Jason, if you're in the northeastern part of Ohio like I am, you'll want to look for a car with TRAC. A good set of winter tires (Michelin Pilot Alpins), will help, too.
Jason, if you're in the northeastern part of Ohio like I am, you'll want to look for a car with TRAC. A good set of winter tires (Michelin Pilot Alpins), will help, too.
04-07-03, 09:32 PM
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I think I read somewhere that the TRAC option wasn't available on the 5speed SC3's.
And, at least in the early years, TRAC was part of the "cold weather" option package, which also included heated seats. Harder to find int he sun belt.
And a LHD UZZ32 active suspension car would be rare all right, since they never built one
And, at least in the early years, TRAC was part of the "cold weather" option package, which also included heated seats. Harder to find int he sun belt.
And a LHD UZZ32 active suspension car would be rare all right, since they never built one
04-07-03, 10:14 PM
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lexsc3,
Just outta curiousity, you go to school at Miami? You said you were at school by Cinci. I live in NE Ohio also and just graduated from Miami last may.
The SC's are tricky to drive in the snow, but I have to admit the traction control helped a ton. I have a steep incline in the driveway, and got up everytime (took a lot of rally style driving,) but never needed bags of sand or salt in the back. Snow tires would have helped.
Just outta curiousity, you go to school at Miami? You said you were at school by Cinci. I live in NE Ohio also and just graduated from Miami last may.
The SC's are tricky to drive in the snow, but I have to admit the traction control helped a ton. I have a steep incline in the driveway, and got up everytime (took a lot of rally style driving,) but never needed bags of sand or salt in the back. Snow tires would have helped.
04-08-03, 03:57 AM
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ROFL.....
lexsc3 : actually you probly just dont want to even drive your SC in the winter....
But I love my SC sooo much now that I am putting my 240 off 
I still like to drive my 240 and after I get the SR20DET in to my baby I will LOVE eating up ricers But at the time I didn't know I would love my SC so much and I drive it ALL the time now..................Shawn
04-09-03, 12:16 PM
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Originally posted by Habib
Just some stupid nickname that got during highschool. (I used to do a real good impression) The other one I use is MrAnderson. (real name) but that was already taken.
hmm.. Maybe I should drop it, poeple are always asking if I am a towel head.
* RyanSC .... didnt mean to suggest you are a "towel head" like you suggest
i was wondering the correlation
Just some stupid nickname that got during highschool. (I used to do a real good impression) The other one I use is MrAnderson. (real name) but that was already taken.
hmm.. Maybe I should drop it, poeple are always asking if I am a towel head.
* RyanSC .... didnt mean to suggest you are a "towel head" like you suggest
i was wondering the correlation
I hope you enjoy either SC you get/have....
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