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Originally Posted by theclencher
Got stuck in a snowy street with the Lambo (1 1/2"-2" drop) and I'm sure my non-lowered Tempos would have motored right on through there without breaking a sweat as the problem was the floor bottoming out on snow.
Just another thing to keep in mind if you have to rely on your car in less than ideal conditions.
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That is a good point. My Geo needed some pushing this winter (probably 3-4 times). It's a bit bizarre to me because the rear-wheel-drive Fiero NEVER got stuck the 3 winters I had it. Maybe it was because the car has ideal weight distribution. The old T-Bird on the the other hand, now
that car got stuck a lot! Silly light rear end.
I guess a person could have cut springs for the summer, and slap on the normal ones the same time the winter tires are put on.
Peakster 
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