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XTR2 Trailer Advice Reqd


Malgene

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Hi

 

I am currently rebuilding my XTR2 with track days in mind this year. I have been looking at trailers and suspect tilting bed trailers are the easiest solution albeit I don't want to pay through the nose for one.

 

I have tried a trailer with long ramps but this is painstaking to say the least (ground clearances etc)

 

Can anyone recommend a trailer ideal for transporting the XTR2  

 

Regards

 

Malgene.

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If you get one that is only just big enough you will need to load it backwards so you have some nose weight.

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Tiltbed with long ramps is the only way to go, unless you lift the ride height up which if course for a track you don;t want to do. No easy answer I am afraid.

 

Usual suspect, PRG, Brian James, Woodford all manufacture these.

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EBay's a pretty good place to look, it might fit in BeeJay's closed Sprint shuttle and they are cracking trailers, had 2 of them. Only sold when I bought a LeMans type car that was just physically tooooooo big to fit. 

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I have a woodford for mine but its 6'6" wide as any smaller is very tight.

I also got (from woodford) some 10' ramps as the standard 6' were too short and scraped the car. The ramps still slide into the 'ramp area' and I don't have any problem loading.....as long as I have the extra space for the 10' ramps.

Its not a tilt.

I load mine forwards and still manage to get enough weight over the nose. BUT I do have to cover the wing up.

Chris

Forgot to say it's a double axle.

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