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Hello again everyone,
Yes, I agree with the sentiments about tire choice in bad weather. My old E36 M3 had some Yokohama S-Drives that did not fare to well in the cold or the wet, especially after a year or so of driving on them. M3s tend to eat rear tires more quickly than the fronts, similar to the 996. Throwing some nice all-seasons or something similar to Blizzaks on there works wonders.
Dennis - thank you for that explanation of how the AWD system works on the various years. More than likely, I will be looking at the first generation of 996s since the second generation is likely a bit beyond my price range. I don't have any experience with Audi's AWD system, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the Subaru AWD on our Outback. It has done fantastic in all weather conditions throughout the years.
Here is another subjective question for you guys: how would you rate the stock stereo system? I'm no crazy bass fiend or anything, but I do enjoy a "robust" sounding stereo.
Yes, I agree with the sentiments about tire choice in bad weather. My old E36 M3 had some Yokohama S-Drives that did not fare to well in the cold or the wet, especially after a year or so of driving on them. M3s tend to eat rear tires more quickly than the fronts, similar to the 996. Throwing some nice all-seasons or something similar to Blizzaks on there works wonders.
Dennis - thank you for that explanation of how the AWD system works on the various years. More than likely, I will be looking at the first generation of 996s since the second generation is likely a bit beyond my price range. I don't have any experience with Audi's AWD system, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the Subaru AWD on our Outback. It has done fantastic in all weather conditions throughout the years.
Here is another subjective question for you guys: how would you rate the stock stereo system? I'm no crazy bass fiend or anything, but I do enjoy a "robust" sounding stereo.




