towing a 350 z
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jhc (04-02-2018)
04-03-2018, 02:43 PM
#6
It must be towed on a Trailor or flat bed. You risk totaling your car and tow vehicle trying to flag tow or 2 wheel tow this vehicle. Or ruin your transmission and driveline.
Even uhaul won’t even let you rent a 2 wheel dolly trailer for these cars. They only allow you to tow on a full vehicle trailer.
Even uhaul won’t even let you rent a 2 wheel dolly trailer for these cars. They only allow you to tow on a full vehicle trailer.
Last edited by CK_32; 04-03-2018 at 02:45 PM.
04-03-2018, 03:30 PM
#8
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If there was no other choice you could drag it but if the rear wheels stay on the ground you'll have to d/c the driveshaft.
If you attempt to tow it from the rear you might want to remove the front clip beforehand - Otherwise half of it will probably be gone when you get to your destination. Sort of like Hansel and Gretel and the breadcrumbs...
God invented those U-Haul car carriers for a reason.
If you attempt to tow it from the rear you might want to remove the front clip beforehand - Otherwise half of it will probably be gone when you get to your destination. Sort of like Hansel and Gretel and the breadcrumbs...
God invented those U-Haul car carriers for a reason.
04-06-2018, 09:39 AM
#11
Registered User
Depends on how far you plan on towing? I would tow it on a flat bed if you need to drive on a highway. You CAN tow it with the drive wheels up, but then you risk damage to the front of the car if you hit bumps/debris and you will need to have a T like they use for alignments to keep your steering wheel straight, or as mentioned, tie it and hope for the best.
but for the money, a flat bed is your easiest and safest way to tow. I had to tow my Z when I purchased it, I called a tow company and for them to drive 60 miles one way to come get the car then 60 miles to drop it off at my home, they only charged me $300 to toss it on a flat bed at 9pm at night. (I could have rented a U-Haul but the Z purchase was a last minute buy on a Sunday night haha)
but for the money, a flat bed is your easiest and safest way to tow. I had to tow my Z when I purchased it, I called a tow company and for them to drive 60 miles one way to come get the car then 60 miles to drop it off at my home, they only charged me $300 to toss it on a flat bed at 9pm at night. (I could have rented a U-Haul but the Z purchase was a last minute buy on a Sunday night haha)
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