Ah okay, I was about to say. If the thing is finished and you're using it as a track car, go with the dolly, but since it's just missing some peices, nvm.

 

You may chew up the exhaust tips as well.

 

Not an S2000 in the picture, but I DID tow this trailer and the S from Wilmington NC to Northern VA with my 2002 4Runner and it did fine ......

 

did you had the overdrive OFF all the time?
did you made any stops so the truck can rest for bit ?
what mpg did you get?

thanks!

 

300 miles shouldn't be too big of a deal with a flat trailer. Hopefully not too hilly where you're at.

There was actually an S2000 user who towed with a tow dolly without an issue. It was a number of years back.

There is also the option of taking off the front bumper and towing with the rear wheels on the dolly.

 

fortunatelly for me 95% of the road is flat, so almost no hills at all...
haha actually i was thinking about doing that because the car has no front bumper so that would help, i guess all i got to do is lock the steering wheel and it should be alright huh?

 

I think for 300 miles, not a big deal. make sure your tires have adequate tire pressure.

 

Having fronts or rears on the asphalt?

 

Wut?

 

Actually towed this rig (4Runner w/Capri) twice - Northern VA to Winsted, CT (and Return) and Northern VA to Columbus, OH (and Return) and the S Wilmington NC to Northern VA. OverDrive on and off depending on up or down and mountain. Wilmington to Northern VA was all interstate I-40 and I-95 ... and 60-65MPH and around 15miles/gal if I recall and no hills to speak of...... Just stopped for gas, food, and the bathroom ..... 300 miles is a cake walk.