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Originally Posted by zpower86 How did trailering go? I had the same question before I went up to Wilmington. Up front, I ended up using the slots in the chassis

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Old 09-11-2015, 07:02 PM   #15 (permalink)
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How did trailering go?

I had the same question before I went up to Wilmington. Up front, I ended up using the slots in the chassis and crossed the straps. On the rear I went through the wheel -- this didn't seem ideal. Two friends with tons of trailering experience assured me this was ok.
The straps you use work great, only issue is with the strap tight on the wheel and the car moving slightly it may take the finish off the rims, we use these for both autocross, 370z and crossfire.. as well as our business, which we transport every type of vehicle and truck.. just food for thought

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