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speedworks · 02-08-2010, 03:57 PM

Just remember when whatever you buy, you will be taking much more then just the car to the track. Think about all of the tools, coolers, camping equipment, jacks, extra set of wheels, food, cloths, etc. All of this adds up, so buy something that can haul all of that. I have a 24 foot trailer with 5200lb axles (10400 total). This allows me to tow my 1500lb car, and all of the extra crap (probably another 2-3k of stuff), plus the actual trailer itself (3k lbs). One day you might even want to put a golf cart in there (those weigh 1k lbs). My tow vehicle can haul 10k, and I guess I am around 7k. Better be safe then sorry.

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02-08-2010, 03:57 PM	#11 (permalink)
speedworks Track Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 550 Drives: PW purchased 01/09 Rep Power: 18	Just remember when whatever you buy, you will be taking much more then just the car to the track. Think about all of the tools, coolers, camping equipment, jacks, extra set of wheels, food, cloths, etc. All of this adds up, so buy something that can haul all of that. I have a 24 foot trailer with 5200lb axles (10400 total). This allows me to tow my 1500lb car, and all of the extra crap (probably another 2-3k of stuff), plus the actual trailer itself (3k lbs). One day you might even want to put a golf cart in there (those weigh 1k lbs). My tow vehicle can haul 10k, and I guess I am around 7k. Better be safe then sorry.