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12-19-2000, 02:18 PM
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i live in west virginia.in my part of the state the winters are surprisingly mild.BUT it does snow,we get freezing rain,etc. i want to add some extra weight in the trunk for possible better traction.i am not going to get snow tires [this year anyway].
how much would be enough? how much would be too much? i added 150 lbs yesterday,i'm hoping it's enough. any thoughts? any opinions? all are welcome. i do like the way it looks sitting a little lower. thanks and happy & safe holidays to you all!
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