One would think that running them all together would benefit you in shallow snow/ice conditions, but who knows?
I know that most will tell you to switch of ALL TC nannies in DEEP snow, since at times you need that excessive wheel spin in order to get out of stuck in snow bank type scenarios, or even to move forward at all straight ahead in the deep white stuff.
(The Cobb TC might help a little here as the timing retard it uses might be just enough interference to keep you from destroying your tires from the excessive spinning.)
I know that most will tell you to switch of ALL TC nannies in DEEP snow, since at times you need that excessive wheel spin in order to get out of stuck in snow bank type scenarios, or even to move forward at all straight ahead in the deep white stuff.
(The Cobb TC might help a little here as the timing retard it uses might be just enough interference to keep you from destroying your tires from the excessive spinning.)