ricethis

ive seen a guy here in snowy NY that tows his two snowmobiles and the huge trailer their on, with his black Z06, IN THE SNOW! He has stock wheels and stock tires, he flew by me in a blizzard one year, and I was in my 4x4. talk about a retard

sundaydriver

Star Pontiac in Easton Pa. has a black 94 Z28 with a trailer hitch for sale.

It's the only hitched camaro I've ever seen.

2000LS1TA

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Don't do it! I always roast the tires on my old man's truck pulling our boat out of the water! and it's a 3/4 ton Chevy HD

1cleanbird

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DO IT. I saw a yellow c5 zo6 pullin an effin uhaul trailor. I hope you don't use the camaro to haul every time you want to to use it.

AznMuscle

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At the autocross meet today, there is a guy with a ls1 z28 with trailer hitch, running on slicks, and posting some of the fastest times of the day lol.

El Ex

haha... my thoughts exactly

ICEMAN 31

you should try...not towing it with the camaro

TryingT/A

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You could do it...but you could also clip your toenails using a 9mm, but why? Sticking a screwdriver into a hitched f-body is tempting...

NoGamesLS1

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I took this pic a few months ago infront of a local napa auto parts store and have been looing for a thread to show it off in ever since

You dont want to look like this guy do you?

NDFORSPD

lol, even the trailer has rims on it........thats sick. Poor STi, it must feel like it just got kicked in the ballz, hope that guy doesnt like to ride his clutch....

kjmdrumz3

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Dude, are you serious? Did you search before you posted? If you did and got no results, there's a reason for it. If you did and got a result, then this is what you do:
Find the guy that posted the question, and look him up. Chances are he shot himself for being so ******* stupid. Either that or someone else did. (Probably someone from this board!) If he is still alive, you guys should sit around the campfire telling ghost stories, roasting marshmallows and engage in a friendly game of Russian Roulette.

Honda Hunter

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You make a good point. I pull and drop boats at least 10 times a day. If it's low tide because of the slope Ill spin tires with a diesel truck in 2wd not to mention theres times when I'm up to the rear bumper also.

Widetracker

Never tried it, but in Europe they pull all kinds of stuff with the tiniest unibody cars. Power obviously isn't a concern in our cars, but twisting the body up is if you try too much weight. I'm reminded of that old internet photo of the vw crushed by carrying plywood on its roof rack. A lot of old muscle cars have had towing hitches on them at one time though, but they are full frame cars. Check out the rust around where the hitch mounted to the bumpers on ones that haven't been rechromed at a carshow some time.

mattraypharbor

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I saw video of a guy in a camaro racing someone else trailering a bbq pit...i'll try to find the link.

NDFORSPD

3 important words: CHECK THE WEIGHT!!!!! If you can pull the boat out of the water, than your biggest worry has been addressed. Just don't find out at the boat launch(as the cars rr end receeds into the water) that "Oh ****, I dont think this biatych i'll do it!!!". It might look kinda stupid, the guy with the vette and snowmobiles, just looks rich and really stupid

JL8Jeff

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I towed a 15' center console with 70hp power trim motor with my supercharged 93 Z28 Indy 500 Pace Car with no problems at all. And even on a slimy boat ramp it had no problem pulling the boat/trailer right up the ramp without even spinning. I towed my 13' Boston Whaler jet boat with it for 3 years after I sold the 15' boat. The hardest thing is watching out to make sure your tailpipes don't go too far into the water! Here's a couple of pictures I took since I figured nobody would believe me back then. I'll be towing my current 15' Hobie Power Skiff with my 2000 SS.

UnleashedBeast

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I know this is a thread resurection, but I'm buying a brand new 2007 Sea Doo RXP soon.......yes.....I will be towing it with my 1999 Trans Am. For all the haters out there.....bring something that is faster in the water stock and I will let you make fun of me.

sdm1234

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i would think the problem would be braking, rather than accelerating with our cars...

UnleashedBeast

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yeah, but still....I have seen cars with alot less braking ability pull a ski effectively with zero problems.

Camaroz

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Why would that be? F-body's have quite large front rotors I wouldn't worry about braking at all. Although LT1's do have shitty calipers probaly just used to that?