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Re: 4:10's in Winter?
Though I've never driven my mach in the winter, since installing the 4.10's in my car, traction on a dry road is tougher, so I'd imagine that driving in snow will be tougher with 4.10's installed instead of the stock 3.55's.
Do yourself a favor, buy a winter beater or invest in a good set of snow tires.
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04 Black Mach 1, Auto
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