Subject	Re: Will this work for towing my Z?
Posted by	eriksu9 on December 13, 2004 at 6:24 PM
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In Reply To	Will this work for towing my Z? posted by UnrulyZX on December 13, 2004 at 12:23 AM
Message	the dolly i used had a frame and axle that was below a floating subframe which did exactly that.FLOATED ON TOP OF THE AXLE...for cornering and making turns..i had never seen one like this before..it even had the sticker on the hitch telling you do not back it up...very wacky..it worked but very hard to put the car on and DEFINATELY could not back it up..cause the floating subframe would go one way while the frame and axle would go the other...and by the way, i own a boat for the past 6 years so i know how to back up a little trailer..can someone help me out with this.anybody seen the tow dollies im talking about?? ..good luck.
Follow Ups	Will this work for towing my Z? - UnrulyZX 00:23:13 12/13/04 Re: Will this work for towing my Z? - 280Zone 00:56:25 12/13/04 why would that be difficult? - UnrulyZX 01:21:39 12/13/04 There are a couple of this I'd do if I were you - CowBoy -- $$$ PiTT 04:08:52 12/13/04 thnx a ton - UnrulyZX 08:37:04 12/13/04 Removing the Exhaust is easy - CowBoy -- $$$ PiTT 16:12:54 12/13/04 Re: Will this work for towing my Z? - eriksu9 09:36:25 12/13/04 Why do you say they can't be backed up? - jkperformance 09:44:45 12/13/04 You apparently don't know how to operate a trailer. (n/m) - boileralum 11:15:13 12/13/04 How far are you going, and how fast? (n/m) - jonnyz (DC) 09:55:10 12/13/04 If the tow vehicle is only rated to 3500#, you are - boileralum 11:14:24 12/13/04 Also, I had to pull my fascia off to get my Z on the tow - boileralum 11:17:37 12/13/04 Re: Will this work for towing my Z? - eriksu9 18:24:20 12/13/04
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