Frs vs wrx......on a lake.
 

Just a video by another instructor in a wrx taken while we were prerunning an ice course. There's no timing or anything so this was just fun.
So no comments about how far from the cones I was. Lol

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUf_mr8bI1c"]ZN6 Chase - YouTube[/ame]

Bad. Ass.

Looks fun :D

How do you decide when and when not to drive on a lake..... I'd be to freaked out.

When you grow a huge pair of nuts and give no fucks.

balm for me eyes!

My god that looks fun. I kinda wish we had frozen lakes here now :)

Pretty sure you basically walk out a ways and take a sample of the ice to test the thickness. Over a certain thickness and you're good to go. But I don't live somewhere with frozen lakes handy so that's just my best guess.

I think recent weather conditions would come into play as well. If it's been -10 for two months I think it's more likely to be safe than if it's been bouncing around between 20 and 40 F and freezing/melting a bunch.

Nathan

That looks like so much fun.

What tires are you on?

That's the correct answer but I much prefer husker's answer.

They're street studded Marshall kw-19(exact same as kumho kw-19)from walmart.

Strait Boss...im jelly.

Here's the rubber. Nothing too special.

http://i637.photobucket.com/albums/u...9506115EB6.jpg

and then , the fr-s drowned into water

O__O

http://24.media.tumblr.com/aae07a5aa...oo1_r2_500.jpg

Don't fuck up.

:lol: made my day

Super jelouss!

Well, we're out on the lake again today. The wrx driver wants to make another chase video. I'll post it if we do. ^^^^i'm sure glad that the frs is significantly lighter than that blue awd boat anchor. :)

I leaned to drive a manual on a frozen lake near where I grew up in MN. Didn't have to worry about killing the engine! Take a look on google maps at Lake Mille Lacs in MN. About 100 miles in circumference. In the winter, the local county plows a road going north/south and east/west over the lake. People drive across the lake to save time on the way to and from work. Over 5 inches of ice and you can walk and fish. 10 inches you can snowmobile and ATV. 15+ inches and it's balls to the wall time. Trucks, cars, ice golfing, etc. no problem.

Where's the like button? lol

RWD>AWD =) love it

Slow n sideways.
[ame="http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=relmfu&v=e_6f0T1ewsc"]ZN6chase3 - YouTube[/ame]

Had a CEL that would come on the same corner every lap even after stopping to reset the ecu every lap. Even the second half of this ^^^ video was done with ~4000rpm limit in limp mode. I parked the the car for the rest of the day after this lap. :(

That scene and performing on the lake looks breathe taking and more fun.