S2000 still towing like a champ!
Originally Posted by fperra,Aug 17 2005, 06:32 PM
If you want some halfshafts, let me know. I have a pair taking space in my garage. Only about 12500 miles on them and in excellent shape. I replaced them with some from the Driveshaft Shop that have a higher HP rating.
Originally Posted by CaptainMike,Aug 17 2005, 05:56 PM
Just out of curiousity, what's the tongue load on your new boat/trailer combo? looks like the longitudinal CG is fairly far fwd on that trailer.
One thing that I haven't mentioned is that I am going to have to make some "adjustments" on the trailer so that I can launch it with my S2000. As it is now, the trailer is WAY too tall. Even with TypeSH's Armada, it is too tall. I'm going to have to move the trailer's axle above the leaf springs, and maybe get smaller tires. Otherwise, I would have to back my S2000 way too far into the water to get the boat floating.
Originally Posted by gernby,Aug 18 2005, 12:57 AM
The new(er) boat actually weighs a little less than the last one (even though it is 2' longer), but it does have more tongue weight. Acording to my bathroom scale, it is just over 200 lbs at the hitch.
One thing that I haven't mentioned is that I am going to have to make some "adjustments" on the trailer so that I can launch it with my S2000. As it is now, the trailer is WAY too tall. Even with TypeSH's Armada, it is too tall. I'm going to have to move the trailer's axle above the leaf springs, and maybe get smaller tires. Otherwise, I would have to back my S2000 way too far into the water to get the boat floating.
One thing that I haven't mentioned is that I am going to have to make some "adjustments" on the trailer so that I can launch it with my S2000. As it is now, the trailer is WAY too tall. Even with TypeSH's Armada, it is too tall. I'm going to have to move the trailer's axle above the leaf springs, and maybe get smaller tires. Otherwise, I would have to back my S2000 way too far into the water to get the boat floating.
Good luck!
Mike




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