Tow bar on a scooby WRX STi? ANYONE?
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Tow bar on a scooby WRX STi? ANYONE?
I want to put one on........
My problem is i want to be able to take it off easily when not being used.
Is this possible or once there on? are they their to stay?
Also can you fit them on these cars?
I never worked with tow bars before! LOL
My problem is i want to be able to take it off easily when not being used.
Is this possible or once there on? are they their to stay?
Also can you fit them on these cars?
I never worked with tow bars before! LOL
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Rang them, didnt expect parts to be open on a bank holiday.
They do them for the WRX but not the STi. Surely there the same under the bumper? Or am i completely wrong there
They do them for the WRX but not the STi. Surely there the same under the bumper? Or am i completely wrong there
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Originally Posted by Chelspeed
I've got a dealer fitted removeable one on an STi. Pretty sure as you say that they're identical under the back.
Also do you think they will be o.k for a trailer and moving a car around? cause i want to trailer my show car around using it
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Found one on ebay so bidding on it now.
Anyone got photos of one actually fitted to the car and when the tow bar is taken off how visible the under bars are?
Anyone got photos of one actually fitted to the car and when the tow bar is taken off how visible the under bars are?
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Originally Posted by GC8
Thanks for that site
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They easy to fit and unfit as the "removeable" suggests? or are they a ****er?
Also do you think they will be o.k for a trailer and moving a car around? cause i want to trailer my show car around using it
Also do you think they will be o.k for a trailer and moving a car around? cause i want to trailer my show car around using it
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I have one that i brought for my old sti8 (detachable) but i never fitted it.
Yours for £120 mate if you want it.
Its at work and in your area (Sherwood / notts)
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Yours for £120 mate if you want it.
Its at work and in your area (Sherwood / notts)
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Id have his hand off; and Chris is correct; unless its a show Caterham on an insubstantial trailer, itll be way over what you can legally tow. A 4WD that may be classed as a utility vehicle like a Landie can tow over the usual weight limit but with a small car like a Scooby youre asking for trouble; and a fine.
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Its only a Citroen Saxo....as seen below? That to heavy/!?!
http://www.gsmotorsport.com/citroen-...oast-a-19.html
http://www.gsmotorsport.com/citroen-...oast-a-19.html
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