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HSUBLU · 01-13-2018, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by jayliu.jiayu@gamil.com

stay away from the hill? we got lots of rain. snow only 3 times a year, and it will gone next noon. there is no point to buy a snow tires in here.

I live 250 miles (400 km) south of you and I buy some of the best all-season tires for my BRZ (Conti DWS) and I buy snow tires for my Forester. Either of those options would have been cheaper than what it will cost you now to repair all of the damaged stuff you have.

Brink · 01-13-2018, 03:04 PM

Stock tires don't grip that well in dry, summer conditions. In the snow you may as well just save yourself the trouble and back up into the rock yourself when parking so you've got that to stop the car from sliding around.

humfrz · 01-13-2018, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Tcoat

Yes. Approx 2 to 5 degrees for drainage. Judging from the pictures that is about the "slope" involved. You have had a piles of cars spontaneously slide down a 2 degree slope 10 minutes after parking them because of a dusting of now?

Not since I quit drinken ..........

humfrz

humfrz · 01-13-2018, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Luftwaffel

You ever have one of those moments where you go full retard?

I saw Victoria and my brain went to Australia.

I used to call them brain farts ....... now, I call them senior moments ......

humfrz

humfrz · 01-13-2018, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Soloside

my god this broken English is so hard to read.

you might as well just type in Chinese man. We can live with the google translate version.

....... ME ......... I was thinking that .......

humfrz

humfrz · 01-13-2018, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by jayliu.jiayu@gamil.com

stay away from the hill? we got lots of rain. snow only 3 times a year, and it will gone next noon. there is no point to buy a snow tires in here.

Well now, I would agree with you, IF you don't have to take your car out on slick roads.

For the rest of us, I have found it's best to have installed at least all season tires ...... that way you have a fighting chance .....

humfrz

Ultramaroon · 01-13-2018, 04:14 PM

Zero problem with English as a second language. This is a global forum and native English speakers are spoiled.

Pride and ego, however, are universally irritating. Op asks for help. Argues. :/

jayliu.jiayu@gamil.com · 01-13-2018, 10:54 PM

thx,just wanna share my experience.
anyway i don't care either u guys thinking i am a noob drive back up in to the rock or it was my fault that not put the winter tires on.
it was just surprise me and don't wanna this surprise others

humfrz · 01-13-2018, 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by jayliu.jiayu@gamil.com

thx,just wanna share my experience.
anyway i don't care either u guys thinking i am a noob drive back up in to the rock or it was my fault that not put the winter tires on.
it was just surprise me and don't wanna this surprise others

Thanks for the heads up, you have made your point......

Drive safely.

humfrz

HSUBLU · 01-14-2018, 02:39 AM

Could be worse, could be Ludwig.

PandaSPUR · 01-14-2018, 03:01 AM

Honestly though, if that bumper isn't cracked, try the boiling water trick. Google it or search on youtube.

I had a friend who did it on his camry. Huge dent in his rear bumper. He boiled some water in a pot, walked outside and poured it over the dent while trying to push out the dent from the other side. The dent popped right out, although you could still see some creases and cracked paint from the edges of the dent.

And yea, get a new catback system. It wont give CEL or a gas smell. Throw in some winter or at least all season tires.

I've never seen a car slide down a snowy driveway on its own when the parking break is engaged. Especially not diagonally when those tires are pointed straight...

humfrz · 01-14-2018, 03:58 AM

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Originally Posted by PandaSPUR

Honestly though, if that bumper isn't cracked, try the boiling water trick. Google it or search on youtube.

I had a friend who did it on his camry. Huge dent in his rear bumper. He boiled some water in a pot, walked outside and poured it over the dent while trying to push out the dent from the other side. The dent popped right out, although you could still see some creases and cracked paint from the edges of the dent.

And yea, get a new catback system. It wont give CEL or a gas smell. Throw in some winter or at least all season tires.

I've never seen a car slide down a snowy driveway on its own when the parking break is engaged. Especially not diagonally when those tires are pointed straight...

I reckon you have never been to the Mystery Spot in Santa Cruz, CA ......

humfrz

Mr.ac · 01-15-2018, 03:01 AM

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Originally Posted by HSUBLU

Could be worse, could be Ludwig.

Ouch, that could have been a low blow if it wasn't funny as hell.

jayliu.jiayu@gamil.com · 06-18-2018, 08:02 AM

everything done

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with

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hawk dtc 60
stoptech rotor brakelines

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here is my feedback for setup!

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Brink Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2017 Drives: 2017 BRZ Location: CA Posts: 662 Thanks: 200 Thanked 392 Times in 236 Posts Mentioned: 3 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	Stock tires don't grip that well in dry, summer conditions. In the snow you may as well just save yourself the trouble and back up into the rock yourself when parking so you've got that to stop the car from sliding around.

01-13-2018, 10:54 PM	#50
jayliu.jiayu@gamil.com Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2015 Drives: 2017_86 2016_frs 2007_335i Location: victoria Canada Posts: 172 Thanks: 16 Thanked 12 Times in 9 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	thx,just wanna share my experience. anyway i don't care either u guys thinking i am a noob drive back up in to the rock or it was my fault that not put the winter tires on. it was just surprise me and don't wanna this surprise others

01-14-2018, 03:01 AM	#53
PandaSPUR PandaPandaPandaPandaPanda Join Date: May 2014 Drives: 2015 BRZ Limited CWP Location: New York City, NY Posts: 1,432 Thanks: 776 Thanked 697 Times in 438 Posts Mentioned: 12 Post(s) Tagged: 1 Thread(s)	Honestly though, if that bumper isn't cracked, try the boiling water trick. Google it or search on youtube. I had a friend who did it on his camry. Huge dent in his rear bumper. He boiled some water in a pot, walked outside and poured it over the dent while trying to push out the dent from the other side. The dent popped right out, although you could still see some creases and cracked paint from the edges of the dent. And yea, get a new catback system. It wont give CEL or a gas smell. Throw in some winter or at least all season tires. I've never seen a car slide down a snowy driveway on its own when the parking break is engaged. Especially not diagonally when those tires are pointed straight...

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