Is that considered a Gurney flap or a spoiler on the wing?

I really want this camo pattern on vinyl. I already contacted my local graphics shop.

Looks awesome! I'll look forward to seeing this at NEFR in July. If everything goes to plan, I'll be driving the same stages myself!

Letting the car warm up at idle for several minutes is good.

All-season tires are good in the snow.

The people that think having AWD will make them stop in time not to hit the dude in front of them.

Honestly, the biggest one is "I don't need winter tires", but I feel like we have gone over that pretty thoroughly. I'm only saying it again because it's really a message that needs to be pounded home. If everyone in the DC area was on mandatory snow tires, Tuesday would have been a walk in the park.

You know whats better than AWD, 4WD, all seasons, snows, chains, or even studs??? Good judgement. Most any combination of drivetrain can be driven with any combination of tire in most any weather condition provided your judgement can accurately determine how much grip is available. Drive slower when you have less…

I don't know if I would call him a fucking retard. I would call him a rookie, amateur, green.

We all had to learn a lesson of driving in snow. He learned his - however expensive it may be.
Kudos on him for doing this in an empty parking lot.

This isn't snow tires fault... yes... they would have helped but again this is a panic reaction to slam on the brakes that cause a complete loss traction to control the direction in which the car was pointed. counter steer with some throttle again would have fixed this.

Summer vs Winter tires graphic.

The top image annoys the fuck out of me. Are they accelerating to some speed? Stopping? If so from what speed? Entirely useless infographic!

Agreed. I saw a GTR an F type and a new 2015 STI in snowy ditches yesterday. I imagine all had summers..

2015 WRX and STI come with Dunlop SP Sport Maxx tires, which are definitely not all-seasons and should not be used in the snow. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.js…

I thought of it more as active-aggressive.

Several times back when I was maybe 17-18? Minor offs similar to this, but always on a country road, not in a built up area. But despite my protestations as the dust was settling it was entirely driver error and I realised that when I calmed down (and my mates called me a cock - quite rightly). I didn't make up some…