treynor
Enthusiast
Yep, after trying and failing to secure ANY local trailer rental which would work with our Daytona's front splitter, I broke down and got my own. All the board archives recommended a Kwik-load as the best flatbed, and now I see why! It's as easy as 1...
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The approach angle is low enough that the front splitter never scrapes, and there's plenty of room on the trailer in front of the car if I want to mount a tire rack, wind screen, etc.
All in all, a big thumbs up.
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The approach angle is low enough that the front splitter never scrapes, and there's plenty of room on the trailer in front of the car if I want to mount a tire rack, wind screen, etc.
All in all, a big thumbs up.