Nicks the type of friend who doesn’t tap his shoes off before getting in and turns on the wiper blades before closing the door... but we love it anyway
I've had six 911s almost continuously since a 1970 911T up to my current 997 Cab, and with the early ones, I drove 12 months of the year, commuting 25 miles each way every day including during snowy New England winters. Aside from absolutely essential winter tires, one of the things I learned early on is that they had to be narrow ones if I wanted any semblance of stability on snowy and icy roads. Wide tires just want to hydroplane, or should I say snowplane. It came to me the first year I had the T, partly because I had driven a VW bug in the same conditions without a problem for some time before that, and when I got into the 911 it was a total handful by comparison, even with what I thought were good winter tires. The bug, of course, was a lot lighter, had very narrow tires, and similar weight distribution to the early 911's, but handled way better in the snow. So after a little research into professional winter rally driving it became obvious that what I had to get was narrow snow tires if I were to continue driving the 911 in snow. The main challenge was getting ones that had enough load capacity, even if not as much as my high-performance summer tires. Anyway, problem solved, and I never had an accident save a minor one when some fool was driving his barge in the snow as though it were Road America at the June Sprints and ran into me.
Anup one handed snow drifting, manual car, dog in the footwell, filming with other hand, absolutely crazy. The editing, music, and commentary is so chill in contrast to the utter madness of what’s happening XD
Yes, snow tires make the difference. Several years ago drove through heavy snow in upper Michigan with my C2 911. I had Blizzak snow tires on all four corners. No problems even though the snow started getting deep.
The c4s 911 has to be the most utilitarian sports car in existence. 4 sears, awd, snow capable, reliable, comfortable. Great all around car and a sports car that could easily be a daily
You know, a normal TH-camr would make that part where you almost lost it into a separate video and title it "TH-camR CRASHES MILLION DOLLAR FERRARI WHILE BEING CHASED DOWN BY A RUSSIAN MOBSTER"..
I put this down to Nick being a kiwi and his personality. Here most people are modest, friendly, down to earth, real not fake and honest and Nick is a perfect example. Obviously I don't know Nick, but it's just my impression. Thanks for keeping the classical music in too. Style is something most youtubers especially vloggers have no idea of.
Hi all,I love driving in the snow with my Cayman.If you're interested in the best winter tire in the world that can actually go up hills take it from a crazy canuck that the Nokian Hakkapeliitta R2 made in Finland is the tire to use.The Fins know all about snow , they are the leading innovator in snow tire technology.
No positive that was a responsible way to drive in snow with one hand on wheel and another on a go-pro (having fun). Love Porsche, love the idea to experience in snow as well. drives safe for others that sharing the road with you.
Thick snow and AWD... A friend of mine had a Mazda 323 Turbo AWD and he demonstrated to me what a AWD could do in the snow. He drove to a hill in the city covered with snow deep that had not been removed and it was so steep that I would not have been able to stop and get going again in that hill even with just ice. He did drive right into it up the hill with so much snow that it was coming up on the hood of the car. Stopped in the middle of the hill and then started driving up the hill again with more snow coming up on the hood... It is the sickest thing I have ever seen, I could not believe it, but it did drive up that hill in deep snow where I could not have gone 20cm in and he drove all way up the 50m long hill (short hill until next intersection).
Great video. I had a Porsche 996 C4S with Pirelli winter tires and it was a beast in the snow. Was my winter daily for years. Better in snow than my wife’s SUV
Thanks Nick for another informative and entertaining video. The rear wiper option was a wise choice. I lost it at 1:27; it looked like your car was about to slam into your friends car, then realized your friend was walking to his car while wearing a GoPro... Whew! Haha
SO reassuring hearing that clicking noise at 3:35. My windshield wipers make the same noise and I feared it was the wipers rubbing against a tiny crack I've got in the windshield. From the sound of it, it's just a thing Porsche windshield wipers do at times...
Hey Nick. My 2017 911 991.2 is in the garage for the winter over here in Rhode Island. My 2016 Macan S on Perelli Scorpians is A+. Went out in the middle of the snow to pickup my wife from work. Not a single problem. Go Porsche!!!!!! Andrew
This was super fun to watch for me haha. Although the Mustang gets around okay in light snow, I'm not confident enough to take it out in heavy snow like this, even with my snow tires. So I miss the days in my Legacy GT when I was able to go anywhere in the snow like you guys did here.
Videos of Porsche snow driving always use the S model..... Is this because the S has Porsche Vectoring and electronic diff and the base model doesn't. ??? Be interesting to see how a base 992 gets on 🤔
I miss having fun driving in the snow , don’t get much in AZ, it is a blast and the roads usually have much less traffic. You are absolutely correct on the tires, makes all the difference regardless of what your driving. Lived in Ontario for a few years , winters were fun but I don’t miss having to shovel snow.
Nick, i hope to see some 911 snow videos this year as well? I enjoy these type of videos just a bit too much. Nothing more satisfying than watching an sportscar getting proper use and abuse in thick snow.
Split Mu Surface conditions ( part asphalt with higher grip vs less grippy snow/ice) is at 5:58 is exactly why it is a smart idea to leave the Stability control ON at the interstate in highway conditions! It is however a good idea to keep it OFF if you want to HOON it on regular roads. Great video though! Thanks for sharing!
I can't stand driving in snow. This was very entertaining to watch! Living in Dallas, TX anything over an inch or so of ice accumulation and the entire city shuts down for weeks at a time. It's truly sad. I used to live up in NE Ohio; Lake Effect Snow is the Reg. the roads being cleared by plows made it easy in comparison.
It means that when i do order a 911, it will be a 4. Oh well. That may be quite a few years from now as i just got the Cross Turismo. I can't wait to check the snow scene with my Cross Turismo. Doing the tire change in two weeks!!
Wonderful to see you driving in the deep snow Nick, can you post some more snow videos illustrating your Porsche on Steeper hills and gradients which are snow covered and some other videos with some Porsche snow POWER SLIDING! I am in the process of convincing the wife to purchase a c4s, more videos like this will help my cause.
Nick, another great video, thanks! More ice than snow down here in the DC area but, the Pirelli winter's work nice on my C4S as well. Thanks for the recommendation.
Nick you’re a brave man! I drove my 944 (without snow tires) in 9 winters with lots of snow because I had no choice and for the most part did ok...ahh to be 20something and not care or know any better. I currently have an 2018 S5 with Blizzaks doing the snow duties and the 991.1 C2S is cozy in it’s garage stall plugged into a charger.
Hmmm... I'm just interested is getting to work in these conditions. Breaking the wheels free holds no interest for me...except I do like to know normal limits. Iow, will it drive as well as my small 4wd truck?
Extraordinary to witness the strength of the seasons in your home state. Pretty extreme in both Winter and Summer ! PS I'd be worried sick , letting a friend drive my car in the dry , let alone the snow!
Hi Nick I enjoy your reports very much. I have question regarding video equipment and holders. A friend and me are going on Porsche sponsored 4 day mountain pass tour in N. Italy in July. We would like to purchase an ideal camera and attachment device for the event and later use. It should be for inside and outside installation. What would you recommend? We both have new 911.2 Targa’s. Thanks Luigi
Hi Nick, you said the 4s can be rwd when you pull the toggle in the corner of the passenger door. Is doing that make anything to the car like losing power or check engine light?
Nice, first 997 car you tested I think... I have a 997 and WE believe it's the last raw Porsche as 991 became too much of a GT. Love you to do a proper back to back drive in dry someday!
I'm not fortunate enough to have a Porsche Carrera, but it is my dream car. It seems the regular 2WD is good enough for most conditions. If you run across really heavy snow, 2WD, good snow tires (or possibly even all season tires designed to handle heavy snow) and common sense should see you through.
Okay, when we made Shamu's Slumber, I knew we were insane. Fortunately, I see we are not the only TH-cam Creators to go into the snow in 911s for a good Video. Nicely done. Looks like you made it back safely. Heidi
Can you do a performance comparison between 991.2 Carrera vs Carrera S (or 4 vs 4s)? My guess is the real world difference is not huge given both 3.0l twin turbos... definitely after ecu tune.
Knew that place looked familiar. Good ole FF ... I could tell from the rest stop. Then N. Benson. If you see a handsome, Arctic Silver 996 C4 Cab passing you, be sure to wave.
Nick, I'm just learning about PSM. Supposedly it kicks in when it senses the car losing traction, right? I wanted to ask you if it came on during the point in your video when you kind of lost control and if it did, would you say helps one regain control, etc?
kenken604 the front comes down automatically on attaining certain speeds depending on the market, I think US market cars lower at about 35 kilometres per hour, my India spec C2S lowers itself at 70 kilometres per hour.
Full wheel set allows you to change winter/summer yourself if you like. I just change the tires on my standard rims because it only cost $120 to change and balance.
awesome, thanks Nick, I didn't catch the logic before. What in my mind was when the road is slippery, the traction control calms down the power so it won't be too overwhelming for icy surface, which leads to better traction, especially with winter tires like what you said. Tiff Needell explained about the TC gizmos when Fifth Gear did a video in Bosch Arjeplog. Quite an interesting video if you want to watch. Love your videos Nick, greetings to Tui, William and Albert : )
Nicks the type of friend who doesn’t tap his shoes off before getting in and turns on the wiper blades before closing the door... but we love it anyway
"It's no fun unless someone dies"
This is why I watch these videos lol
2nd that
3rd that
I've had six 911s almost continuously since a 1970 911T up to my current 997 Cab, and with the early ones, I drove 12 months of the year, commuting 25 miles each way every day including during snowy New England winters. Aside from absolutely essential winter tires, one of the things I learned early on is that they had to be narrow ones if I wanted any semblance of stability on snowy and icy roads. Wide tires just want to hydroplane, or should I say snowplane. It came to me the first year I had the T, partly because I had driven a VW bug in the same conditions without a problem for some time before that, and when I got into the 911 it was a total handful by comparison, even with what I thought were good winter tires. The bug, of course, was a lot lighter, had very narrow tires, and similar weight distribution to the early 911's, but handled way better in the snow. So after a little research into professional winter rally driving it became obvious that what I had to get was narrow snow tires if I were to continue driving the 911 in snow. The main challenge was getting ones that had enough load capacity, even if not as much as my high-performance summer tires.
Anyway, problem solved, and I never had an accident save a minor one when some fool was driving his barge in the snow as though it were Road America at the June Sprints and ran into me.
Nick you legend.
Great car control!
Anup one handed snow drifting, manual car, dog in the footwell, filming with other hand, absolutely crazy.
The editing, music, and commentary is so chill in contrast to the utter madness of what’s happening XD
“Jeep tried to tow me.. huh , he doesn’t know - I’ll be towing him in a minute...”
Why did I laugh so hard at this 😂
because you know its true
After almost crashing - "Steve is having trouble keeping up with me" Wonder why that might be ;)
atom Haha, yeah. Nobody knows why!? Must have just been Steve being a wimp... 😂
5:58 I would have dropped the camera to start steering two handed while shitting my pants.
hes very confident with his insurance lol
Yes, snow tires make the difference. Several years ago drove through heavy snow in upper Michigan with my C2 911. I had Blizzak snow tires on all four corners. No problems even though the snow started getting deep.
How is it you only have 120k subscribers ?! You have great cotents ! Keep up the good work Nick !
He should have more. I agree.
The c4s 911 has to be the most utilitarian sports car in existence. 4 sears, awd, snow capable, reliable, comfortable. Great all around car and a sports car that could easily be a daily
Tchaikovsky in the winter - nice.
Finally folks that use Porsche’s as intended!! No ball tucking with these guys!
You know, a normal TH-camr would make that part where you almost lost it into a separate video and title it "TH-camR CRASHES MILLION DOLLAR FERRARI WHILE BEING CHASED DOWN BY A RUSSIAN MOBSTER"..
I put this down to Nick being a kiwi and his personality. Here most people are modest, friendly, down to earth, real not fake and honest and Nick is a perfect example. Obviously I don't know Nick, but it's just my impression. Thanks for keeping the classical music in too. Style is something most youtubers especially vloggers have no idea of.
LOL
Fuckin vloggers they’re mostly shit
Nick is cool tho
Mo-hammad Abunaser Haha! 😂
Nick inspired me two years ago to get a C2 with a rear wiper and winter tires. I still need to find a way to repay him. Perfect all year car. 👌🏼
Just finished another long shift for our national health service and saw this! Another great video, just what the doctor ordered! Many thanks!
Another drag race, another loss! Great video as usual.
Hi all,I love driving in the snow with my Cayman.If you're interested in the best winter tire in the world that can actually go up hills take it from a crazy canuck
that the Nokian Hakkapeliitta R2 made in Finland is the tire to use.The Fins know all about snow , they are the leading innovator in snow tire technology.
Nokian Tyres has very long tradition developing and testing winter tyres in Finland. Check this one: th-cam.com/video/f4TSgk_1TQU/w-d-xo.html
No positive that was a responsible way to drive in snow with one hand on wheel and another on a go-pro (having fun). Love Porsche, love the idea to experience in snow as well. drives safe for others that sharing the road with you.
Fair play for taking the 911 out in that, I would be more worried about other cars hitting me
Thick snow and AWD... A friend of mine had a Mazda 323 Turbo AWD and he demonstrated to me what a AWD could do in the snow. He drove to a hill in the city covered with snow deep that had not been removed and it was so steep that I would not have been able to stop and get going again in that hill even with just ice. He did drive right into it up the hill with so much snow that it was coming up on the hood of the car. Stopped in the middle of the hill and then started driving up the hill again with more snow coming up on the hood... It is the sickest thing I have ever seen, I could not believe it, but it did drive up that hill in deep snow where I could not have gone 20cm in and he drove all way up the 50m long hill (short hill until next intersection).
Nick Murray, the man who helped me fall in love with 911's with his 991.1 spec! Keep making the fun videos!
I've been waiting for a video like this for years to convince me. I want that life, nice house and dream car.
Great video. I had a Porsche 996 C4S with Pirelli winter tires and it was a beast in the snow. Was my winter daily for years. Better in snow than my wife’s SUV
Nick, love how you pick up Tui and just put her in the car, no fuss about snow getting onto seats. Shows the priorities, well done.
Thanks Nick for another informative and entertaining video. The rear wiper option was a wise choice. I lost it at 1:27; it looked like your car was about to slam into your friends car, then realized your friend was walking to his car while wearing a GoPro... Whew! Haha
Very enjoyable as always. Keep up the good work, Nick!
SO reassuring hearing that clicking noise at 3:35. My windshield wipers make the same noise and I feared it was the wipers rubbing against a tiny crack I've got in the windshield. From the sound of it, it's just a thing Porsche windshield wipers do at times...
One of my favorite videos on your channel dear Nick, awesome, you are making America great again :-j !
I like driving my Cayman in the snow as well. The main issue is ground clearance.
And of course narrower tyres wouldn't hurt.
Hey Nick. My 2017 911 991.2 is in the garage for the winter over here in Rhode Island. My 2016 Macan S on Perelli Scorpians is A+. Went out in the middle of the snow to pickup my wife from work. Not a single problem. Go Porsche!!!!!!
Andrew
Is that your Russian mail ordered husband? :P i kid..love ya Nick.
He is!! I am pretty happy with him over all but he said he had a T-34 and I am yet too see it.
You really want to see his AK collection... lol
As Lord Flasheart would say: "Am I pleased to see you, or did I just put a T-34 in my pocket, WOOF" ;)
Well, have you shown him your Spitfire?? ;)
Great video, BTW.
Super fun video! Love your channel and the tchaikovsky background music!
This was super fun to watch for me haha. Although the Mustang gets around okay in light snow, I'm not confident enough to take it out in heavy snow like this, even with my snow tires. So I miss the days in my Legacy GT when I was able to go anywhere in the snow like you guys did here.
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Videos of Porsche snow driving always use the S model..... Is this because the S has Porsche Vectoring and electronic diff and the base model doesn't. ???
Be interesting to see how a base 992 gets on 🤔
Proper tires for the job are beyond important. Plan to get a 911 when I move to CT definitely answered lot of Questions 👍🏻
Looks great fun Nick!! Happy new year to you buddy and keep up the good work.. may 2018 be kind to you and your channel!
Looks like lots of snow fun! Thx for the vid, Nick. Again, lol. Cheers, Irwin
Great fun, when we were younger my brother had an old corvair unstoppable. Thanks
My 2002 gti 1.8t gti did really well with studded snows. Anything else isncrap this guy is 100% right about tire choice
Lots of love amigo from Afghanistan!!
Well done 👍🏼 and keep up the excellent videos
I miss having fun driving in the snow , don’t get much in AZ, it is a blast and the roads usually have much less traffic. You are absolutely correct on the tires, makes all the difference regardless of what your driving. Lived in Ontario for a few years , winters were fun but I don’t miss having to shovel snow.
Here in America, we would call the snow "deep", not "thick"! Much akin to calling a tender steak "soft"! Great video!
Nick, i hope to see some 911 snow videos this year as well? I enjoy these type of videos just a bit too much. Nothing more satisfying than watching an sportscar getting proper use and abuse in thick snow.
Why you turn off PSM on 2 wheel drive 911 in winter?
I have never had an idea on my Turbo S to disable this system even in summer
agvkiev in snow the PSM cuts the power often when you need it the most.
Besides, it's a LOT more fun! My PSM is off from October till March ;)
Split Mu Surface conditions ( part asphalt with higher grip vs less grippy snow/ice) is at 5:58 is exactly why it is a smart idea to leave the Stability control ON at the interstate in highway conditions!
It is however a good idea to keep it OFF if you want to HOON it on regular roads.
Great video though! Thanks for sharing!
I can't stand driving in snow. This was very entertaining to watch! Living in Dallas, TX anything over an inch or so of ice accumulation and the entire city shuts down for weeks at a time. It's truly sad. I used to live up in NE Ohio; Lake Effect Snow is the Reg. the roads being cleared by plows made it easy in comparison.
Great video Nick, enjoyed every minute of it.
Great video. I own a 911 C4S here in the UK and it's good to know what's possible!
Love your videos Nick, they’re always well done, and entertaining.
Very entertaining ! I have an x4 m40i and I can’t wait to let it loose in the snow
It means that when i do order a 911, it will be a 4. Oh well. That may be quite a few years from now as i just got the Cross Turismo. I can't wait to check the snow scene with my Cross Turismo. Doing the tire change in two weeks!!
You are nuts Nick...driving in those conditions - but it is great to see you actually enjoy and use your Porsche capabilities.
Wonderful to see you driving in the deep snow Nick, can you post some more snow videos illustrating your Porsche on Steeper hills and gradients which are snow covered and some other videos with some Porsche snow POWER SLIDING!
I am in the process of convincing the wife to purchase a c4s, more videos like this will help my cause.
Nick, another great video, thanks! More ice than snow down here in the DC area but, the Pirelli winter's work nice on my C4S as well. Thanks for the recommendation.
This is why I want a 4 or 4s. Winter driving in a good 6” of fresh powder sounds blissful!
Nick you’re a brave man! I drove my 944 (without snow tires) in 9 winters with lots of snow because I had no choice and for the most part did ok...ahh to be 20something and not care or know any better. I currently have an 2018 S5 with Blizzaks doing the snow duties and the 991.1 C2S is cozy in it’s garage stall plugged into a charger.
Hmmm...
I'm just interested is getting to work in these conditions.
Breaking the wheels free holds no interest for me...except I do like to know normal limits.
Iow, will it drive as well as my small 4wd truck?
Wish I had the cars to play with snow
Extraordinary to witness the strength of the seasons in your home state. Pretty extreme in both Winter and Summer !
PS I'd be worried sick , letting a friend drive my car in the dry , let alone the snow!
Brilliant skid recovery Nicholassssssss....
Awesome video. Very informative yet still fun and cool. Appreciate that
Hi Nick I enjoy your reports very much. I have question regarding video equipment and holders. A friend and me are going on Porsche sponsored 4 day mountain pass tour in N. Italy in July. We would like to purchase an ideal camera and attachment device for the event and later use. It should be for inside and outside installation. What would you recommend? We both have new 911.2 Targa’s. Thanks Luigi
Love that you drive these in the snow
Not too many videos of guys drag racing 911s in the snow - deserves a thumbs up even though I'm 11 months late :)
Hi Nick, you said the 4s can be rwd when you pull the toggle in the corner of the passenger door. Is doing that make anything to the car like losing power or check engine light?
Hey Nick I saw you driving on Thursday on my snow day but I though Governor Malloy said to stay of the roads
Rules....
Nice, first 997 car you tested I think... I have a 997 and WE believe it's the last raw Porsche as 991 became too much of a GT. Love you to do a proper back to back drive in dry someday!
Never thought I would say that, but you seem to be able to drive properly
I'm not fortunate enough to have a Porsche Carrera, but it is my dream car. It seems the regular 2WD is good enough for most conditions. If you run across really heavy snow, 2WD, good snow tires (or possibly even all season tires designed to handle heavy snow) and common sense should see you through.
Another year and another 911 in the snow and throws a snowy dog inside - Way to be a down to earth guy Nick .
Where do you get your winter tires replaced?
Ditto to Mr. Axel below. You need to send that man back to wardrobe for a refit Nick. Seriously though, good video once again. Happy New year!
Okay, when we made Shamu's Slumber, I knew we were insane. Fortunately, I see we are not the only TH-cam Creators to go into the snow in 911s for a good Video. Nicely done. Looks like you made it back safely. Heidi
Why shut off the traction control? Is that that what you're supposed to do in the snow?
5.58 squeaky bum time! I genuinely thought you were gonna lose that!
All followers should participate in a collection to enable Porsche driver Steven to get proper Winter shoes....
It's very difficult to dose the gas and brake pedal with thick winter boots and on snow and ice this is essential.
Rick2010100 Fully agree, although there should be alternatives to moccasins. Anyhow, I take it that Russians never get cold feet anyway!
They also have a magic fluid against frostbite - it's called vodka.
People around me act as if you need a military truck to drive through snow.
I drive a Mini Cooper S. 😂
Can you do a performance comparison between 991.2 Carrera vs Carrera S (or 4 vs 4s)? My guess is the real world difference is not huge given both 3.0l twin turbos... definitely after ecu tune.
Nick have you heard of Nokian Hakkapelitta snow tires? Awesome video by the way, love the snow driving videos you do an excellent job on these
Knew that place looked familiar. Good ole FF ... I could tell from the rest stop. Then N. Benson. If you see a handsome, Arctic Silver 996 C4 Cab passing you, be sure to wave.
It looks really good with the roof bars. What brand are they ??
Porsche OEM
Do you keep a second set of wheels in your garage and swap the wheels over yourself, or do you just get the tyres changed on the same set of wheels?
Tire change
Please compare your c4s to a cayenne in the snow. I know the c4s is no suv, but I’d like to see how well they compare
Love to see these cars in the snow 👍🏻
Nick, I'm just learning about PSM. Supposedly it kicks in when it senses the car losing traction, right? I wanted to ask you if it came on during the point in your video when you kind of lost control and if it did, would you say helps one regain control, etc?
I have PSM completely turned off when driving in snow as loss of engine power is often a problem in snow, I think it can help in some situations
Great video, a good save, one handed!
Fun video with good information. Thumbs up!
My ‘72 Beetle convertible was the best in the snow.. it was cold but unstoppable.
Wiper on a cab?.. sure nick. Also tune your car
if you have the lift kit for suspension going over bumps, can you drive the car around with the front lifted to avoid shoveling snow?
kenken604 the front comes down automatically on attaining certain speeds depending on the market, I think US market cars lower at about 35 kilometres per hour, my India spec C2S lowers itself at 70 kilometres per hour.
I love porsches in snow.
Winter Wonderland.
Some of the best fun driving.
I live in California and know nothing about snow... why did you turn traction control off?
Because it is so slippery the TC kills the engine power before you can even set off so you need it off to make any progress
@Nick what walkie talkie's do you use? Recommend?
nice - any thoughts on winter tires on stock (summer) rims vs. separate full wheel set? pros/cons?
Full wheel set allows you to change winter/summer yourself if you like. I just change the tires on my standard rims because it only cost $120 to change and balance.
is that at the porsche dealer or some other? my dealer charges much more and its just to put on the winter set up (no mounting on rims).
Don't get too confident, your stopping distance is the same as any other car :) great video nick
Can't believe you kept the roof up!
Nick, how do you manage to clean the car after winter use? I’m guessing your C4S has 5” of ground clearance? Take it to a hand wash shop?
Because I have a full PPF I have no concerns about taking it to the carwash
hey Nick, a stupid question from me, what happens when you turn on the traction control when driving on snow? thanks Nick
Because so little grip the TC just kills the engine power before you even get moving
awesome, thanks Nick, I didn't catch the logic before.
What in my mind was when the road is slippery, the traction control calms down the power so it won't be too overwhelming for icy surface, which leads to better traction, especially with winter tires like what you said.
Tiff Needell explained about the TC gizmos when Fifth Gear did a video in Bosch Arjeplog. Quite an interesting video if you want to watch.
Love your videos Nick, greetings to Tui, William and Albert : )