Towing my 300zx with Maxima
06-27-2015, 11:31 AM
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Towing my 300zx with Maxima
Can I safely tow my 1986 nissan 300zx with my 2002 Nissan Maxima? Thanks
06-28-2015, 03:00 PM
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I've towed an '04 Pathfinder, as well as a '99 Concorde.
It was for fairly short distances mind you, about 1-2 km. Both times later at night w/ virtually no traffic. I took it nice and easy, the car had no problem pulling.
I used the rear tow hooks; I know they're not designed for that, but as long as they're not rusty and you take it easy, a 300ZX shouldn't be a problem.
It was for fairly short distances mind you, about 1-2 km. Both times later at night w/ virtually no traffic. I took it nice and easy, the car had no problem pulling.
I used the rear tow hooks; I know they're not designed for that, but as long as they're not rusty and you take it easy, a 300ZX shouldn't be a problem.
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06-29-2015, 08:41 AM
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I've towed an '04 Pathfinder, as well as a '99 Concorde. It was for fairly short distances mind you, about 1-2 km. Both times later at night w/ virtually no traffic. I took it nice and easy, the car had no problem pulling. I used the rear tow hooks; I know they're not designed for that, but as long as they're not rusty and you take it easy, a 300ZX shouldn't be a problem.
06-29-2015, 03:27 PM
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I've towed an '04 Pathfinder, as well as a '99 Concorde.
It was for fairly short distances mind you, about 1-2 km. Both times later at night w/ virtually no traffic. I took it nice and easy, the car had no problem pulling.
I used the rear tow hooks; I know they're not designed for that, but as long as they're not rusty and you take it easy, a 300ZX shouldn't be a problem.
It was for fairly short distances mind you, about 1-2 km. Both times later at night w/ virtually no traffic. I took it nice and easy, the car had no problem pulling.
I used the rear tow hooks; I know they're not designed for that, but as long as they're not rusty and you take it easy, a 300ZX shouldn't be a problem.
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