all this set looked more or less like this. i have a plan for the next set

<img src="http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n211/boki-san/steamboat%2007/widestickyhood.jpg">

and another with the new 12.5mmm, handheld

<img src="http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n211/boki-san/steamboat%2007/widesnow.jpg">

I want your car!!!!!!!!
How is the haldex awd in the snow?

clik link below pic for video. video looks slow. to give you an idea, top speed for me was typically ~60mph, before braking hard on that first long straight, uphill, before turn 12.
( btw, nokian hakkapeliitta rsi's, and orange haldex controller)

<img src="http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n211/boki-san/steamboat%2007/bokiwithsticky.jpg"><ul><li><a href="http://s113.photobucket.com/albums/n211/boki-san/steamboat%2007/?action=view&amp;current=cwagain.flv">snowshoe hare</a></li></ul>

I saw that video and had a smile plastered across my face. I've been to 2 winter driving schools in the NE, and they teach you the basics, but you don't have enough room to really put it all together like the track you did. I wish we had one of those around here!

<center><img src="http://blegs.online.fr/newdoc/Izh2106.jpg"></center><p>
In Russia that's any rural road from November to April LOL

POS rear-wheel-drive Lada 2106 with bald tires (what studs?)

Sliding into a snowbank on the side of the road was a great way to scrape off almost 1/2 inch layer of snow/dirt/sand/salt that cover the car after 20 minutes of driving in Moscow :)

video with wide angle lenses always looks slower than actual. in this clip, i was typically able to clear 60mph at the end of the first long straight, before hitting the brakes hard at turn 12, the wee left before the long right hairpin.

nah, it was funnest both ways, i don't have a favourite. in the early am, cw was my favourite, by the end of the day,.... just let me back out there, any which direction, i'm in love