silverEVO8

iTrader: (12)

Calm down, they tell you to not do a lot of things..... The firts thing ppl do with a car is start modifying it. Do you really think that sticking a couple of bikes in the hitch receiver or pulling a small trailer with some tires is gonna make a catastrophe?

evotino

I need a hitch to carry bikes. Why doesn't anybody sell this yet?

trinydex

iTrader: (12)

you can... there are a variety of solutions... some problems are ground clearance in the rear... i know my friend had one and he'd always scrape coming out of his drive way... not a big deal but just a bit annoying.

for cars that run one lap having a tow hitch is pretty much a requisite. so... no shame in having one.

JTB

iTrader: (23)

You would be in good company. This is a pic of the back of Chronohunter's car

evotino

That car is the definition of "daily driver!"

virpacalis

I too would rather put my bikes or skis in the back instead of up top. IMO a hitch hidden except when used is great.

Gstuck

iTrader: (1)

Im sure somewhere in the owners manual it says to never install aftermarket parts to.

E-Wrex

+1

I have to introduce this idea over at the subaru forums. I think you guys forget you drive rally cars that do exceptionally well in many conditions and can hold up to a pretty severe beating. If you drove something like a ferrari, then Id repremand you, but you don't, you drive a $30k mitsubishi. I think this idea is rad, and will probably do it to get race gas and rubber to the track.

A418t81

iTrader: (5)

Notice in the owners manual where is says not to tow anything it shows a picture of a *camper trailor* behind the car (well, at least in my book). You guys shouldn't forget that these cars are sold in other countries where it is very popular to have a little travel trailor to haul around on the weekends.

Keep the tongue weight low and don't pull anything over 1000 lbs or so (which if you think about it, really isn't any different than have a full trunk and 3 passengers as far as weight distribution and load on the drivetrain, etc).

ElectricNine

don't buy an evo if you want to tow stuff around, thats what trucks are for

mayhem

iTrader: (9)

I towed 8 track wheel/tires to and from tracks all last summer using the trailer hitch provided by the member here 'rallytrack'. LIke mentioned earlier, he sold it to me for $130 or something. Works fine for me. Just keep the tongue weight at a minimum and be realistic about what you tow.

chronohunter

iTrader: (1)

No truck can tow 1000lbs at the speed and economy of my EVO, not even a $45K powerstroke, duramax or Cummins. You'd be surprised how good it is and it sure shocks people when they get out pulled by a car towing a trailer over an 11k ft pass

I've said it before...the EVO is the ultimate SUV

liquidlancer

iTrader: (15)

im puttin a hitch on mine and id ont care who likes it! buahahaha take that!
ill let you knwo hwo i did it once i figgure it out

brettla

iTrader: (1)

i used to work at u-haul, we had listings in our hitch catalog for many sports cars, and even some European exotics, i'm not saying that for those cars it is a good idea, but for the evo, especially for track equipment i think it would be great.

Jeff_Jeske

iTrader: (66)

For all those nay-sayers...... check this out:

http://www.ffwdconnection.com/evotow.wmv