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03-01-2009, 19:53
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Re: How can we drive on this new floor?
Haha! i bet everyone in the north U.S. has a bit of an advantage with this above average snowfall. similar to snow and ice, you would want to start slow, and don't lock up your wheels... try pulsing them like in an anti lock break system, or just slowing down. weight to increase traction is also double sided, sure you can accelerate faster, but then again you take further to stop weather that be sliding or slowing down. It pays to drive in Idaho!
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