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    Last ride for this year

    Im planning to go to Budapest tomorrow, i wanna leave at 18:00 from München. I have the cups on. temperature will be around -2 -3 degree. Should i forget the trip or is it enough just drive slowly? waiting for your kind advice thanks

    #2
    Should be fine as long as you don't get any snow. Just be careful. Takes a bit of effort to get heat into the tyre in those ambients. I've driven Cups in temps like that just fine as long as precipitation is in your favour.

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      #3
      thanks for the quick reply. im gonna be careful sure, im planning to go in a steady 120-130 km/h should be fine no?

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        #4
        You'll be fine, the best thing about cups, is the extra feel you get through the steering and the chassis. The limit of grip is telegraphed much better and unless it's pissing it down, it not an issue i find

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          #5
          Mmm driving in the dark. Unable to see standing water :whistle: How many kilometers? :whistle::whistle: I know where I would stack the odds. Each to their own and I am sure you will be fine. Inshallah.

          A full write up on completion please.

          Pip

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            #6
            I would put on snow chains to be sure :whistle:

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              #7
              Originally posted by Pip1968 View Post
              Mmm driving in the dark. Unable to see standing water :whistle: How many kilometers? :whistle::whistle: I know where I would stack the odds. Each to their own and I am sure you will be fine. Inshallah.

              A full write up on completion please.

              Pip
              its 680 km. Standing water? what do you mean? :bigcry:

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                #8
                standing water = aquaplanning = crash :whistle:

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Jurn View Post
                  standing water = aquaplanning = crash :whistle:
                  True

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                    #10
                    Personally, if I was you and using the car the way you're using it during the colder months, it'd be worth investing in a second set of wheels and putting some 'ordinary' Tyres on.

                    There's a lot of guys over here in UK and Ireland that use thier M3's all year round, fit Winter Tyres and get on great with all conditions. Isn't it some kind of law to use Winter rubber over in Germany anyway? :whistle:

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                      #11
                      cant resist man... must.......drive........CSL........:bigcry::bigcry ::bigcry::smt068:smt101:eeek:

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                        #12
                        In Germany you need to have winter tyres on the car during the winter, the insurance will not cover you !

                        I have driven cups on snow in the Alps.
                        They are ok

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                          #13
                          So i made it to Budapest with no problems, travel was fun had a lot of csl fans looking my sexy machine. btw i was doing steady 120 - 130kmh and i made the trip with one tank and that is 650 km. : D tomorrow back to Münich then say goodbye to csl for the winter :bigcry::bigcry::bigcry::bigcry::bigcry:

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by alexk View Post
                            In Germany you need to have winter tyres on the car during the winter, the insurance will not cover you !

                            I have driven cups on snow in the Alps.
                            They are ok
                            i like risks :smokin:

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                              #15
                              Congratulations!

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