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  1. 02-01-2013 08:47 AM #1
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    OH: Places to play in the snow?

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    Does anyone know of a good place in Cincinnati/Mason area to Practice maneuvering in the snow?
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    I am new to AWD cars but from what I understand that if your front wheels are spinning at a different rate than your back wheels it is very bad on the WRX but not necessarily on the STI due to the rear diff being able to break. What if all 4 of your wheels loose traction? you wouldn't necessarily have different wheel speeds, right? Will traction control help or hurt in this situation?
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