Check out my new tow vehicle! (kind of funny, totally serious).
What you see when not in use (kind of dark, sorry):
...and with the ball attached:
I also got the wiring harness installed today for the tail lights, blinkers, brake lights, etc. The trailor is just sitting in my garage waiting for a board to be mounted on it. I'll post some pics of the finished product when it's all done. The trailor is a 12" wheeled, 3"X4" flat board that I picked up at Harbor Freight. I plan on using it for race tires and a tool box once everything is up and running.
The install wasn't so bad, but I did have to remove the rear section of the exhaust (which was no big deal since I had already dropped the b-pipe for the lap belt anchors in my other post). Once the muffler was out of my way, everything else went in without...a...um...hitch
-231, who wishes he could pull his big *** boat with this, if only he had a big *** boat.
...and with the ball attached:
I also got the wiring harness installed today for the tail lights, blinkers, brake lights, etc. The trailor is just sitting in my garage waiting for a board to be mounted on it. I'll post some pics of the finished product when it's all done. The trailor is a 12" wheeled, 3"X4" flat board that I picked up at Harbor Freight. I plan on using it for race tires and a tool box once everything is up and running.
The install wasn't so bad, but I did have to remove the rear section of the exhaust (which was no big deal since I had already dropped the b-pipe for the lap belt anchors in my other post). Once the muffler was out of my way, everything else went in without...a...um...hitch
-231, who wishes he could pull his big *** boat with this, if only he had a big *** boat.
That looks nice. I remember a while back D was looking for a good way to hookup a trailer hitch for racing equipment. I didn'y know they had a hitch that would work on an Integra. Did you have to modify the hitch or was it actually made for an Integra?
Did you have to modify the hitch or was it actually made for an Integra?
I'll try to take another pic when the sun is out more so you get a better idea of what it looks like.
Funny looking, but I guess you have to do what you have to do.
However, Hidden Hitch makes the most unnoticable hitch I know of, and with the bar and ball removed (takes less than 5 seconds) and the receiver cover on (that's what I need to take a better pic of, when it's light), you really don't see it. I guess I'll get used to it. My back already thanks me, since I no longer have to lug tires in and out of the hatch
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I have same set-up. Hitch is a Draw-Tite. You can't even tell you are pulling it.
Tracks very well at turnpike speeds. Millions of ways to set up. I put tires flat side by side stacked 2 high. Mounted tool box on backhalf.
Tracks very well at turnpike speeds. Millions of ways to set up. I put tires flat side by side stacked 2 high. Mounted tool box on backhalf.
I disagree. If you tarck your vehicle as much as some of these guys do you would probably agree that the hitch is a great idea. It is not like they are really using to tow a boat. Instead they are using to tow an extra set of tires and tools in most cases.
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