Quote (Morphmcmanerson @ Jul 18 2013 08:35am)

Thanks, i put as much thought into my reply as you did in your insult

still using wide snow tires? lmao

Quote (KoJ @ Jul 18 2013 10:55am)

sure am, you can have fun digging ur shit out of the snow when it sinks

Quote (Krnboi12345 @ Jul 18 2013 10:55am)

since i owned an sti before the frs the other options i had were

AWD LOL
AWD SUX
IM SLOW
Fl4t FRS

Quote (Morphmcmanerson @ Jul 18 2013 08:57am)

this kid will never learn. you crack me up koj.

Quote (KoJ @ Jul 18 2013 11:05am)

you really have never driven on real snow have you?

you think running threw slush is driving in snow. 

I have multiple pictures showing that I am right.  and yet you still refuse to see how it actually is

Quote (IB0T @ Jul 18 2013 09:25am)

still thinks these are better for your WINTER DD
http://www.tracgear.com/product/rc4wd/custom/tires/mudSlinger/g5/mudlt-04.jpg

than these

http://sailuntires.ca/images/tires/wsl2.png

Quote (KoJ @ Jul 18 2013 11:33am)

those are boggers for mud, that is not what I said at all


something like this

http://www.mid4x4.com/Product%20Pictures/mud_terrain_large.jpg

or this

http://www.offroaders.com/tech/AT-MT-Tires/images/Green-Diamond-Tire-Icelander-MT.jpg

or this

http://www.tiredealersites.com/assets/sitecontent/tireselector/images/BFGoodrich/mud_terrain_large.jpg

Quote (KoJ @ Jul 18 2013 11:05am)

you really have never driven on real snow have you?

you think running threw slush is driving in snow. 

I have multiple pictures showing that I am right.  and yet you still refuse to see how it actually is

Quote (Morphmcmanerson @ Jul 18 2013 09:42am)

Your pictures prove you drove in the snow, not that you were using the most ideal tire.