Narrow, tall snows are what you want.  I ran 185/65/14's blizzaks for a
while, and they were great.  The 205/55/15 pirelli P210 snows were just too
wide to actually dig into the snow...but they handled well on dry pavement.  

Any of the major snow tire brands are great.  Blizzaks, Dunlop Graspics,
Pirelli P210s, etc.  They'll last several seasons, and will make the
difference between getting home at night and freezing to death by the side
of the road.  :)  Some of the smaller brands of tires have copies of the
more expensive tires that work just as well.  I had a graspic copy on my
Audi 4000CS Quattro and they were just plain spectacular.  

At 10:39 PM 8/17/01 -0400, Steven Arguello wrote:
>     I think taking off the spoiler is a good idea. What  other precautions
>are normally taken for winter in the northeast? I know that  the 195/55's
>are next to useless in the snow. What snow tires/wheels should I  look for?
>I know it's early, but the way I put things off, if I start now, I'll 
>probably have a real nice set of snow tires on by late  March.
>Steve
>
>
>   It's not so low that I can't
> 
>
>On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, R Blake  wrote:
>
>> I think that when you order these kits you can get different  ride height
>> spring options.
>>
>> Rich Blake
>>
>>  -----Original Message-----
>><>
>><>
>> Date: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 8:46  PM
>> Subject: Weitec GT kit installed...
>>
>>
>>>  Well, I got my car back today, after talking the dealership down about
>>>   It's  definately a
>>>&  The
>>>  There's no gap, but
>>>  Control arms are a little past parallel to the
>>>ground,  but they're pretty close.
>>> &R/bilstein HD
>>>  It's not quite as predictable feeling as the
>>>&   The
>>>  It's not harsh,  but it is very
>>>   Definately much better than
>>>boges could offer.
>>>  I personally don't care for the lowering
>>>side of things, but it's PERFECT for someone that wants a decent  ride,
>>> &R
>>>  I still like the  shine springs better,
>> though.
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