by "Henrik B." <saab@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Feb 25, 2008 at 02:37 PM
"edbice" <edbice@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> skrev i meddelelsen
news:093b5c2f-eab0-4b79-ac81-179bed90af07@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Here is the deal. Saab 95 wagon with chains (on front tires, duh)--
> just went over teton pass with max speed of (honestly) 6mph. The
> conditions were packed snow with the road having been recently plowed.
> My old 900 would cruise these conditions at about 35mph without chains
> in similar conditions. I tried switching off the 'winter' setting, put
> the car into 'low 4'--etc. etc. Just no power whatsoever. Lucky to not
> have an accident as about 100 cars chugged pass going 30-40 mph up the
> pass. The car drives normally on level dry pavement...any ideas?
Does the Car have TCS (Traction Control) or ESP (Stability Program incl.
TCS)?
If so, if you press the button on the dash, to disable either, you should
get more speed to the wheels. ;o))
--
To crash with a Volvo is extremely safe.
If you're sitting in a Saab.
