Rear wheel drive and snow

330d made it all of 6 inches up the ice-based, 3-inch of snow covered road before I slid back to where I started.

I don't care what anyone says, no amount of feathering the clutch, using 2nd through to 5th, and associated snow driving techniques would have helped one jot, DSC on or off (off is better).

Yet another day in the Leon Cupra R.
 
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330d made it all of 6 inches up the ice-based, 3-inch of snow covered road before I slid back to where I started.

I don't care what anyone says, no amount of feathering the clutch, using 2nd through to 5th, and associated snow driving techniques would have helped one jot, DSC on or off (off is better).

Yet another day in the Leon Cupra R.
For what it's worth, nobody is a bigger advocate of triumphing over adversity than me, but I totally agree with you. In similar conditions last night the Manta really was virtually unusable.
 
I'm yet to drink from the cup of RWD failure - B'ham has just not had anywhere near the snowfall the rest of the country has had.

Usually getting my car anywhere near my hilltop house is nothing more than a pipe dream but so far so good.

Of course this means tonight I'll be home around midnight and my car will be a foot shorter than it's supposed to be, kiss of death n all that.
 
Well the old Bentley beasted the snow on my way to the paper shop this morning, no messing about there, i saw a Vitara stuck, and was going to do the right thing.... then changed me mind :)
 
[Corsa]Fox;17906071 said:
Why do I get the impression there will be an Evo in a field upside down by the end of the Winter :D

Yeah quite possible, not aiming to do that though, but I am sure some people when I go flying past them must be questioning what I've been taking. :D
 
Wimps.

Warrington to Livingston was my trip to work today,only a few near jack-knifes (:eek:) slip sliding away.......:D
 
In Warrington now (Stockton Heath) it's snowing like a goodun!

Not stopped here (Macclesfield) since I've been at work (07:15). Heavy for most of the time.

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