I don't have 4A in mine. Wish I did, since that would make life much easier, but sounds like my best bet is good snow tires and if it's slippery, going with 4H.
Hey all, trying to get peace of mind for when winter rolls around. My wife takes the kids to school, and the west Michigan winter can get pretty nasty. The drive is largely highway.
So since we have a non-sas, non- advanced OBX, is it as easy as selecting 4H and maybe using slippery mode? The...
Looking at doing this myself. By my calculations, a set of SAS take-offs can be had for around $1500. If you just do a spacer lift and have a shop do the labor, it'll likely cost another $750 to $1000 depending on your local garage's hourly rate.
Another thing to factor is the decrease in gas...
That's really what I'm hoping - that the tranny will know where to sit based on how hard it's working. I've seen a few reports of people using sport mode to lock out 9th and 10th, and it seems like their results have been good.
Now you're talkin'. What a great looking ride, and thanks for the...
I bought a vanilla OBX a few weeks ago thinking I could throw 35s on after yanking the crash bars and not get destroyed on by mileage. After educating myself on ratios, I kinda regret not going squatch. I don't mind a hit it mileage, but I also don't wanna get 11 mpg highway. A regear is off the...
Tempting offer, and I'd probably take you up if I was on the east side of MI. I'm in the Grand Rapids area, so you're a 3 hour drive from me-a little further than I'm looking to go for now.
I'm looking at these as a potential winter wheel for my OBX and the price looks almost too good to be true. Would these not work? What am I missing?
17x8 and 139.7 spacing. For the price, why not wrap these with some snow tires for the Michigan winter?
Any feedback (including other...