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Old Oct 20, 2005
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Kits in the winter

What does everybody do with their body kits and such for winter time? swap oem back on? I take it fibreglass and winter is a bad idea.
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yeah if you get any snow then go -> OEM for winter. with kit and wheels and tires. thats the only safe thing to do. then its impossible for you to ruin a rim or crack a kit if you arent driving with it on
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were talking here in edmonton. haha plowing through a foot of snow is not uncommon.
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if you have snow, then you can't control how they plow, and you should remove kits. no question.
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well i dont have my lip kit on yet but next winter im prolly gonna take it off b4 the snow hits i already put my steelies back on
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Whats snow? lol jk, grew up in the North, but here in savannah, its rare to get below 50.
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