Tune + 4.10 in winter

[tremblay]

Hey guys!

If i don't trade in my marauder for a 2011 5.0 mustang before this summer, I'm most likely getting a tune and 4.10s. For the guys that have them and live up north where the snow is....whats your opinion? too aggressive for winter driving?

[mossiehorn]

4.10s work fine on trucks and SUVs

[jstevens]

I drove a winter or two with 4.10's CAI, Tune and Nitrous.
You won't have any problems.

[TAKEDOWN]

You'll be fine, just ease up when you're on ice/sleet.

[ImpalaSlayer]

should make ZERO difference

[ctrlraven]

What snow and ice I've seen this Winter it hasn't made much of a difference besides wanting to play around more. I also run dedicated snow tires in the winter.

[tbone]

4.10s work fine on trucks and SUVs

And Marauders. If you know how to drive, no car is a problem. Just more challenging.

[Mote]

I also run dedicated snow tires in the winter.

Amen brother. I think tires are the greatest factor for snow ice and frozen road driving.

[rayjay]

Amen brother. I think tires are the greatest factor for snow ice and frozen road driving.
+1, but you forgot the driver and skills.

[tremblay]

Cool, thats what I like to hear. I have pirelli scorpion ice and snow right now on the stock wheels and I'm really disappointed....but Im stuck with them....

[ctrlraven]

+1, but you forgot the driver and skills.
Common sense is number one.

[99SVT]

I've been winter driving my Marauder since I bought it 5 years ago. Now it has 4.10's, LT's, a Trilogy blower, and a 2800RPM stall converter w/ a lentech trans. The car's still perfectly sensible in the snow, just make sure you're running dedicated winter tires and turn your brain on while driving.

Drove the Marauder to a car dealership a week ago in a blizzard so a friend could order a 2012 Boss 302. Was almost 200miles round trip, saw over 10 trucks and SUV's upside down or on their side in the ditch as we drove by without a hint of a problem.