Post your winter pics
 

Found a bunch of threads discussing what tires to install, didn't find anything on pictures of winter setups. Sorry if this is a repost.

Just put these on tonight, got it on 16x7 Advan RGs with 195/60/16 on the front and 205/60/16 WS70 Bridgestone Blizzaks (got a sweet deal on them). Also got a 1" drop with swift springs. Some ricer photos with the iphone for yall

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red sparco assetto gara 17x7.5 +48 w/ 20/25mm cornergarage V3 spacers and 205/40/17 blizzak ws60... lowered with bc br coilovers.

ASA KA3 17x7.5
Dunlop Winter Sport 3D 225/45-17

Got the set for cheap on Craigslist ($400 with 75% tread remaining). Happy with grip and consistency. Seem to have alot of clear coat on them to fight the salty roads.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/pictu...pictureid=6752

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/pictu...pictureid=6751

I'll get side pics later but it looks alot like my RPF1 w/race rubber:
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/pictu...pictureid=6757

Except with these on:
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Also, as winter arrives... watch out for frozen tail light condensation:
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/pictu...pictureid=6758
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/pictu...pictureid=6759

How does your sti snow plow work? Considering one

Here my car safe at home :)

http://i.imgur.com/NfDNnF8.jpg

mine works fine so far , the city has been keeping the road pretty clear. hopefully they'll keep it this way till spring comes up

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has anyone put their winter wheels on without the TPMS sensor? i did 3 weeks ago and i was expecting to see the light come on but nothing. i like that it hasnt come on but it has made me question if something was wrong with it to begin with.

Here is mine...Michelin Xice i3 on stock rims

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How long is your daily commute? I can't remember for sure but you have to drive a certain distance before your TPMS light will come on to let you know there's a problem (60 miles? Maybe higher, saw the exact number somewhere here a while ago.)
If your old wheels with the TPMS are stored in the garage, or close to where you park, your car will sense them and everything will be fine. So every time you go into your garage, you'll get another 60 miles (or the actual number, if 60 miles is wrong) of distance before the TPMS will come on.
If your daily commute is less than that range, you basically "recharge" your distance every time you come home and you'll never see the light.

Before and after a car-wash yesterday. Car was dirty again before I even got home. Dumb Canadian weather. :(

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haha winter pictures? It's 50 in Texas and I have a garage :P

Yep. Here in Louisiana, winter last 6-8 hours. That'll be some day in February probably.

More snowy pics of the frosty carrot.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/pictu...pictureid=6782

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As long as you're careful, the Dunlops did OK. They'll break loose under power, but they move on ice and climb up drifts (as long as they're less than 5" tall - ground clearance)

If you park your car close enough to where you store your summer wheels (and the TPMS sensors) and you never go on a drive beyond 25 miles or so, there's a good chance your car keeps resyncing to the TPMS sensors on the summer wheels and it thinks everything is copacetic.

Do the US BRZ's even have a TPMS system?? I don't think the Canadian ones have it at all.

If they do, it will be because you park close enough to the wheels with the sensors and don't drive far enough away for it to trip the system.

My summers are in my basement, but the car still gets a reading from them, so the light doesn't come on until about half way to work. On the way home it flashes right away and stays solid after that.