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Originally Posted by ELCID86

You and Dan are both anti-stud studs??

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Yeah for real. What's up with that

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Originally Posted by holyc0w

I wouldn't do it on this car due to snow, downpours, speedbumps and other things to consider while driving. It likely wouldn't be a huge issue, but the stock ride height doesn't bother me.

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Unless you are trying to beat trucks across speed bumps or rally driving it you'll be fine. LOL

Deep snow didn't stop me and my heavy German scalpel on four winter tires. [emoji51] just make sure you have momentum and sideways action and you'll go anywhere. [emoji23]

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Originally Posted by Rovert

Unless you are trying to beat trucks across speed bumps or rally driving it you'll be fine. LOL

Deep snow didn't stop me and my heavy German scalpel on four winter tires. [emoji51] just make sure you have momentum and sideways action and you'll go anywhere. [emoji23]

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Yea I'm actually not worried. I already drive over driveway entrances/etc. like a little old lady.

I'm actually thinking of fabricating some skid plates for the front bumper and the first ~18" of the sideskirts. I got the idea from Sillieidiot I think? I plan on using probably 1/8" aluminum.

I found this winter that the plastic belly plate was the thing that was contacting snow/ice all the time the next day after snowing and all the "normal" cars had flattened the middle snow mound. Well my car flattened it even further. LOL.

If you can produce something with less of an angle/slope then it would make it easier in hitting soft/crunchy things. Haha.

The plastic belly pan survived me this winter though!!

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Originally Posted by Rovert

Unless you are trying to beat trucks across speed bumps or rally driving it you'll be fine. LOL

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The biggest problem would probably be the downpours. Once in a while, we get some heavy continuous rain and the street gets a bit flooded.

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Originally Posted by Rovert

I found this winter that the plastic belly plate was the thing that was contacting snow/ice all the time the next day after snowing and all the "normal" cars had flattened the middle snow mound. Well my car flattened it even further. LOL.

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That reminds about the thing falling off in the winter. It was probably loose and I loosened it some more with the snow.

Time to deal with the Christmas lights in May. lol

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In the meantime S6 is a fun change. No traction control in the pouring rain is also fun. LOL

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Originally Posted by Rovert

Time to deal with the Christmas lights in May. lol

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In the meantime S6 is a fun change. No traction control in the pouring rain is also fun. LOL

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I'm having a hard time finding the CSL trunk in this pic...

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Originally Posted by ZHPizza

I'm having a hard time finding the CSL trunk in this pic...

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It's there. It's holding the rear tires down with extreme downforce so I don't drift into a ditch. LOL

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Your reverse appears to have full bars. That's nice, I always like having good signal.

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Originally Posted by 704sw

Your reverse appears to have full bars. That's nice, I always like having good signal.

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Can you hear me now??

Oh yeah that's just the rubber spinning out while in S6 launch mode.