trailer hitch install
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manual blurb might just be boilerplate to release liability but if it say do not, then do not. towing was an OEM option on the 928 though along with ski racks and stuff :P
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The hitch does not interfere in any way with the exhaust or suspension.
U-Haul does not stock the hitch, they make them one at a time and send them to you; at least that is what mine told me. The U-Haul part number is #24930 for the hitch and #3592 for the drawbar.
U-Haul does not stock the hitch, they make them one at a time and send them to you; at least that is what mine told me. The U-Haul part number is #24930 for the hitch and #3592 for the drawbar.
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The U-Haul part number is #24930
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The hitch does not interfere in any way with the exhaust or suspension.
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thx DamonB & Mr.Stock. I didn't even noticed a hitch on Wael's car...must inspect pix a again. Cutting a hole in the diffuser may not be such a bad idea as Mr. Amemiya neglected to do so and now it's holding water and dirt and other roadkills.
one problem solved...now to save up for a Longacre jack that can actually clear my bodykit. x 2
one problem solved...now to save up for a Longacre jack that can actually clear my bodykit. x 2
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I see Wael every few months.
He did have a hitch installed for about 1 year. During that time, he had a rectangle cutout in his diffuser done by his body shop(BTW, the body shop is Final Finish which painted his car and mine as well). He has since decided not to tow a trailer any longer and instead is using one set of tires for both street and track driving.
He did have a hitch installed for about 1 year. During that time, he had a rectangle cutout in his diffuser done by his body shop(BTW, the body shop is Final Finish which painted his car and mine as well). He has since decided not to tow a trailer any longer and instead is using one set of tires for both street and track driving.
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Here's a shot of the front of the hitch. The hitch extends under the fuel tank and then bolts up to the rear subframe. The stout subframe therefore carries all the pulling and braking loads, all the soft aluminum bumper has to do is support the tongue weight.
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Here's the rear of the hitch bolted to the underside of the aluminum bumper. As I mentioned before I didn't get the proper bolt kit with u-shaped bolts to mount to the bumper so I used plain bolts instead. No issues for me other than making it a little more difficult to tighten the bolts.
You can also see my four pole connector for the trailer lights. It stays completely hidden from view but yet is easy to reach. There is a grommet in the right rear of the spare tire well. My trailer lights are tapped into the stock tail light wiring harness and then pass through this grommet where they exit the car between the rear of the fuel tank and the bumper.
You can also see my four pole connector for the trailer lights. It stays completely hidden from view but yet is easy to reach. There is a grommet in the right rear of the spare tire well. My trailer lights are tapped into the stock tail light wiring harness and then pass through this grommet where they exit the car between the rear of the fuel tank and the bumper.
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*thinks to self* Geeeez... what newbie brought this thread back from the dead....
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heh heh. Thanks for the new pics Damon! Those actually helpe quite a bit (even if you did wait 2 years to put them up )
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heh heh. Thanks for the new pics Damon! Those actually helpe quite a bit (even if you did wait 2 years to put them up )
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Originally Posted by M104-AMG
Just don't POP your motor at an AutoX or DE.
Pulled the motor that week, new motor came the following week. Swapped all the parts on a Friday and Sat and then dropped the new motor back in on Sunday. Car was down less than 2 weeks
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