Trailer hitch?
#2
Please no!
I was actually thinking about this today cuz i never get to ride my dirtbike where i live so it would be nice to pull it somewhere. But it would just look so stupid on the back of my little car.lol
I was actually thinking about this today cuz i never get to ride my dirtbike where i live so it would be nice to pull it somewhere. But it would just look so stupid on the back of my little car.lol
#3
well when my dad needed a hitch on his van he took it to a trailer place or something and they pretty much do custom fitting of like a standard hitch to make it work on your car. Cost him like $130 i think.
#4
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I could do so many things with a trailer hitch.
I could get a hitch-mount bike rack.
I could tow a tire trailer.
I could tow a utility trailer.
Well okay that's three things, but that's three more than I can do without one.
I could get a hitch-mount bike rack.
I could tow a tire trailer.
I could tow a utility trailer.
Well okay that's three things, but that's three more than I can do without one.
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I had a guy make one (he had a business that made trailers). He did it from scratch and only took him a few hours. Let me know if you want pics or if you want to look at it some time.
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Originally Posted by cosmicbang
I had a guy make one (he had a business that made trailers). He did it from scratch and only took him a few hours. Let me know if you want pics or if you want to look at it some time.
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Essentially it was about 3 hours of welding and cutting, etc. Whatever the prevailing rates are in your area would determine how much, along with whether you have some kind of connection. IIRC it was about $200, and that was in the "sticks" and a long time ago. I'll take some pictures of it tomorrow, its not accessible right now.
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Originally Posted by Blake
I made my own receiver, which steathly fit under the bumper cover.
And this was the result:
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i found mine on a parts car at a 7 shop. 25$ it did the job but not the best... it onlt mounted to sheet metal and it bent it up good when i was done with the 2000 mile trip towing a 4x8 box trailer.... but i did hit 100+ and a cop saw me damit
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Here is a DaLan hitch.
http://www.hitch-web.com/vhitch.asp?...PID=6&VID=5145
Also U-Haul has the same hitch.
Part # 217318
http://store.uhaul.com/(ldxvglizn1dc...d_hitches.aspx
http://www.hitch-web.com/vhitch.asp?...PID=6&VID=5145
Also U-Haul has the same hitch.
Part # 217318
http://store.uhaul.com/(ldxvglizn1dc...d_hitches.aspx
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Originally Posted by Florida 83 RX7
Would our 1st gen's be able to pull 1 jetski on a single trailer??
I have a 4 puck racing clutch and am not sure if that will have make a difference either.
I have a 4 puck racing clutch and am not sure if that will have make a difference either.
Are you talking about a stand up style Kawasaki or a sit down waverunner/seadoo/? type?
How much does it weigh?
If the PWC itself only weighs 500 lbs and the trailer another 200 lbs then it will probably work.
If you get over 1000 lbs I think you will have some issues.
#19
Originally Posted by Florida 83 RX7
Would our 1st gen's be able to pull 1 jetski on a single trailer??
I have a 4 puck racing clutch and am not sure if that will have make a difference either.
I have a 4 puck racing clutch and am not sure if that will have make a difference either.
#20
It is a sit down waverunner type. I will have to look up the weight online. I think upgrading my brakes would be a good idea as well. I can't seem to get this picture of my car sliding backwards down the ramp as the river swallows up my 7.
Thanks for the info. I will make sure the trailer and ski don't equal over 1000lbs.
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Thanks for the info. I will make sure the trailer and ski don't equal over 1000lbs.
BTW:
"IF NO ONE TOLD YOU TODAY, THIS IS THE BEST SITE" You guys rock!
#21
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Here is a pic. He used the existing "tie-down" hook on one side and two steel pieces to connect to the same bolts on the other side. When it was mounted on the car the licence plate was a very tight fit on top of the ball tongue, IIRC I even bent the plate up slightly. On a couple occasions it pulled a small trailer over 2000 lbs. and it also pulled another RX-7, on all 4 wheels.
#24
Originally Posted by Fromslowtogo
hauling trailors with sports cars lol this just seems wrong
Its funny, about a month ago i saw a new corvette pulling a huge trailer