Evo Trailer Hitch
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If you are planning on towing a jet ski.....I think you would be exceeding the maximum load capacity of the Evo. The cars total loading capacity is only like 900 pounds if I remember correctly. That includes everyone in the car and whatever you packed into the car. So if there are 2 people in the car that weigh 400lbs together, 150 pounds of luggage.....your jet ski AND trailer cannot weigh more than 250 lbs...
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Hmmm... Well, Uhaul said they have an application specifically for the evo... its just a 2000 lb type 1 hitch, and iam only getting it for my bed and tv... hmmm... man.. what to do what to do :\
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Originally posted by Secret Chimp
If you are planning on towing a jet ski.....I think you would be exceeding the maximum load capacity of the Evo. The cars total loading capacity is only like 900 pounds if I remember correctly. That includes everyone in the car and whatever you packed into the car. So if there are 2 people in the car that weigh 400lbs together, 150 pounds of luggage.....your jet ski AND trailer cannot weigh more than 250 lbs...
If you are planning on towing a jet ski.....I think you would be exceeding the maximum load capacity of the Evo. The cars total loading capacity is only like 900 pounds if I remember correctly. That includes everyone in the car and whatever you packed into the car. So if there are 2 people in the car that weigh 400lbs together, 150 pounds of luggage.....your jet ski AND trailer cannot weigh more than 250 lbs...
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Originally posted by Quickshift
due to the tire compound mainly, will wear very fast also dont wanna bend any of those nice aluminum trick parts under your car.
due to the tire compound mainly, will wear very fast also dont wanna bend any of those nice aluminum trick parts under your car.
An additional 200 lbs isn't going to bend any aluminum parts.
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It costs 75$ for the trailer :P. I am super crunched for $ right now, as I have to move with pretty much no preparation heh. If its going to mess up anything... clutch etc, I'd rather not do it, and if general consensus is that it is going to harm my car, or possibility of harm, then I dont want to do it , even if it means waiting to ship my stuff out at a later time.
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Here is what i'm talking about pulling:
http://reservations.uhaul.com/(pxc5z...umber=24607729
It would be the 5x8, since that is the biggest one that will fit on the type of hitch they have for an evo. The other ones wont fit a king bed
http://reservations.uhaul.com/(pxc5z...umber=24607729
It would be the 5x8, since that is the biggest one that will fit on the type of hitch they have for an evo. The other ones wont fit a king bed
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Well, I'm going to do it. Only option for me right now, and since the hitch is fully bolt on, just going to warranty any problems I'll let you all know how it turns out!