[roundel]

Originally Posted by BlackTalon

except his finger. I think he tells patients it is only half the length it really is.

He told me he likes to do his inspections without using his finger.

[Trak Ratt]

Originally Posted by ausgeflippt951

Just went bombing around in the snow on my way to work. Actually did surprisingly well. The copious torque near-idle makes things a little tricky...
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That's why dog made higher gears! Snow belt trick for starting out has always been to use a higher gear

Originally Posted by BlackTalon

except his finger. I think he tells patients it is only half the length it really is.

length seems like it would be less uncomfortable than width

[BER]

Lane,

Thanks for the tip on the Featherlite and ATC trailers. They sound like a viable option to the Trailex.

I don't really need an open center bed on a trailer. I don't do track inspections anymore since my track days are over. I had 20 years of PCA Driver's Ed in my old 911S; I think I got my moneys worth!

I now have a lot of good information from you guys and I thank you taking the time to respond.

At this point, I think I am going to find a friend with an open trailer and ask if I can borrow it for the day. I will hook it up to the Pilot, load my car, and go out and drive around. I have never towed my Carrera! Heck, I may hate towing behind the Pilot which makes my decision real easy. On the other hand...

Cheers!

[Trak Ratt]

If you don't have a brake controller on your honda borrow a trailer w/surg brakes

[Dr K]

Originally Posted by smdubovsky

Having used wongers old full deck trailer I was wondering if this was true (was having a hard time imagining that was 1000# of extra steel sheet.) So I looked it up out of curiosity:

18x24 open 1551#
http://www.econotrailer.com/Open.html

18x24 closed 2020#
http://www.econotrailer.com/Full.html

= 469# difference. So when DrK says something is|<----THIS---->| big, its really less than 1/2 that size

FUS! I was referring to the total weight of the Featherlite aluminum trailer (or similar). The weight of the narrowest model 3110 that will fit a Porsche is 1450 lbs. Here's the listing of their weights.