sjenkinzz

Looked like a lot of fun....

Hatchfinder

That's what I'm talking about! Nice vid., your hoe sounds awesome.

jophilpott

coolest piece of reckless driving i've seen in awhile!

scott_mckinney

LOL thanks guys! Yeah, nothing was hit and nothing was torn up either. Let's not forget, were all driving quality Chevy automobiles here, this isnt a Ford message board..

ironcy

looks like you were having way too much fun. Thanks for sharing.

73shark

My previous truck was a 2WD 2002 TrailBlazer and with traction control, it would go anywhere in the snow if you drove sanely which a lot of folks with 4WD pickups don't seem to do. They seem to forget that you can't stop any quicker with 4WD and wind up in the ditch.

So yes you can drive in snow with 2WD. Just don't get crazy.

tahoe07

2WD is fine but I saw more than one 4WD stuck this week. We had 5 inches of snow followed by 4 inches of frozen rain/sleet then snow again. It then stayed about 12-19 degrees for two days. It was very slimy underneath and crusty on top. A heavy well powered 4WD was a must this week.

Iam VERY pleased with my Tahoe. Best 4WD I ever owned.

doo600

Not really. Talk to police officers up here and they actually recommend taking your vehicle to empty parking lots and practice driving when your vehicle is sliding. It teaches people how to drive in these conditions and how to have good car control. When you start sliding in the snow, and everybody does, you'll then be better prepared to avoid a collision.

What you call reckless driving I call practicing car control. Maybe a little over the top but still very valuable practice.

scott_mckinney

I agree, good fun and good practice!

DarkOne

AWESOME!!!!!!! What type of upgrade? Superchips? Intake? Just to boost up to 360hp. I already have intake and exhaust, so what is next.