S2000 tows like a champ!
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Originally Posted by brian_k03,Oct 30 2004, 08:47 PM
where's that video of the geo metros bumper being ripped off.
props to u
glad u proved ppl wrong.
props to u
glad u proved ppl wrong.
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Originally Posted by driftnsilvia,Jul 26 2005, 08:00 PM
i thinking about gettin a 2K but i also wanted a small aluminuim boat....12ft..i was concerned about the towing
these probally weight about 100kgs max....how did you attach the tow bar???
i thought i would have to hold off getting a S2 and get a larger car......how is you car holding up any problems yet???
these probally weight about 100kgs max....how did you attach the tow bar???
i thought i would have to hold off getting a S2 and get a larger car......how is you car holding up any problems yet???
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I haven't read even to the bottom of page 1 yet, but I would like to comment on this thread.
Most of the people on this board are dumb asses...who cares if he can or can't, should or shouldn't, recommended or not suggested...it's his car...let him do as he please.
Shit, if his clutch blows...he'll replace it...who gives a
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I think that's amazing how the s2000 is capable of handling that much weight capacity.
Most of the people on this board are dumb asses...who cares if he can or can't, should or shouldn't, recommended or not suggested...it's his car...let him do as he please.
Shit, if his clutch blows...he'll replace it...who gives a
. I think that's amazing how the s2000 is capable of handling that much weight capacity.
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Update: I towed my boat many times last season, and many times this season (before the boat was stolen). The only thing I've had to do is replace my clutch over the winter. Of course, the clutch had >50K miles, dozens of autocrosses, and several track days on it. Even at that, the clutch disk looked almost new. The only reason I replaced it is because the pressure plate was so weak, I couldn't shift hard without it slipping.
I also towed a >1K lbs Uhaul trailer about 800 miles on the interstate.
I also towed a >1K lbs Uhaul trailer about 800 miles on the interstate.
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Originally Posted by Silver S2k4,Jul 26 2005, 10:30 PM
Damn this thread is old.
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Check there. I'll get the better site from my favorites tommorow.
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Originally Posted by I dont wait...,Jul 27 2005, 12:02 AM
I haven't read even to the bottom of page 1 yet, but I would like to comment on this thread.
Most of the people on this board are dumb asses...who cares if he can or can't, should or shouldn't, recommended or not suggested...it's his car...let him do as he please.
Shit, if his clutch blows...he'll replace it...who gives a.
I think that's amazing how the s2000 is capable of handling that much weight capacity.
Most of the people on this board are dumb asses...who cares if he can or can't, should or shouldn't, recommended or not suggested...it's his car...let him do as he please.
Shit, if his clutch blows...he'll replace it...who gives a
. I think that's amazing how the s2000 is capable of handling that much weight capacity.
I think people were just concerned about exceeding the manufacturer's recommendations / guidelines.
At the end of the day, it's his car, as long as he doesn't harm anyone else, who cares. But I don't think name calling either way is justified.
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Originally Posted by NSX_S2K_AZ,Jul 27 2005, 07:32 AM
Well you should read the entire thread before calling anyone a dumb ass, lest you be guilty of the same thing.
I think people were just concerned about exceeding the manufacturer's recommendations / guidelines.
At the end of the day, it's his car, as long as he doesn't harm anyone else, who cares. But I don't think name calling either way is justified.
I think people were just concerned about exceeding the manufacturer's recommendations / guidelines.
At the end of the day, it's his car, as long as he doesn't harm anyone else, who cares. But I don't think name calling either way is justified.
Lets just leave it at that.
