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    I recently returned from the Maryland shore (via Ohio) I'm sure our Ohio contengent can back me up here, I've never seen to much salt on the roads in my life. I followed a county truck 40 miles in the middle of the night, watching it dump heeps of raw salt onto a mostly ice free road. It wasn't snowing, or threatening to snow, or all that cold. Why?!! No wonder midwestern cars die premature deaths. I thought Michigan was bad (and it is) but nothing like I witnessed in Ohio. My poor festy was covered in white salt residue.....still is in fact. I better go wash her quick.

    Doesn't Sand do just as good a job?

    Brenton
    Because....45 MPG.

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    We like to use as much as possible in Ohio!!!
    Brian
    http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2274977



    93 GL modyfied!!!
    :fish:

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    • #3
      yup....saves from having to add it to anything else when you have it floating around in the air.
      "FLTG4LIFE" @FINALLEVEL , "PBH"
      89L Silver EFI auto
      91GL Green Auto DD
      There ain't no rest for the wicked
      until we close our eyes for good.
      I will sleep when I die!
      I'm a little hunk of tin, nobody knows what shape I'm in. I've got four wheels and a running board, I'm not a Chevy, I'M A FORD!

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      • #4
        Sand wouldn't lower the freeze temperature of water though, as is the purported purpose of using salt / brine in the first place.

        Focustiva: Because I was told it was was impossible to fit a Focus bumper on a Festiva.
        In memory of Dean Allen - V8 Festiva 1955-2010

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        • #5
          I proudly admit conspiracy tendencies: I think the auto industry wants to rid America of festys!!... Ohio is apparently the test state... Followed closely by Michigan and Minnesota.
          Because....45 MPG.

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