Calling an NS mechanic!

[Childstar.]

So, My father is looking at getting this:



(Its a suzuki 660 Turbo)

Or something similar, and was wondering if it can be "flat" towed with the AWD system? It would end up being towed behind his motor-home.

 

[whoa-dere]

you see these everywhere in asia, hopefully get to whip one around this summer

 

[DBL]

Dopesauce van!

 

[Dr.Gonzo]

you want to tow a car? does not seem practical to me.

 

[Childstar.]

Its alot easier to take into town than the motor-home when he is deep in a park somewhere...

 

[connory998]

lots of people do it behind motorhomes. Have you never been on a highway?

 

[Miomo]

Cover up the windows, bro, and paint it green, and you'll have yourself one of these babies.

 

[AWALLRUS.]

 

[Childstar.]

No NS mechano's online tonight?

 

[SPskier543]

Disconnect the driveshafts cuz it can screw up the trans and transfer case sometimes. Otherwise you should be good

 

[soulskier]

https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/mobile/forumread/id/597315/

 

[Dr.Gonzo]

i live in the highway. and iv'e probably seen it before,it just didn't register.

 

[Lucas]

Based god

 

[NEEDMOSNOW]

You live in the high way how the fuck don't you get hit every time you leave your house

 

[tronned]

oh hai.

depends on the 4x4 system that bitch has. If it has a viscous coupling, thats a big fat negative. If it is a manual trans, more likely than not you can flat tow it. If the neutral the drivetrain supplies is a true neutral ( only the guts of the Tcase spin and lubricate through a splash system). Generally speaking, flat towing any 4wd is a danger game, but its a risk management game. Find out more info on the driveline system and i could help you more.

 

[Childstar.]

http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%B9%E3%82%BA%E3%82%AD%E3%83%BB%E3%82%A8%E3%83%96%E3%83%AA%E3%82%A4That is the most information I can find on them... An no where on it it says the type of drive-train other than AWD...

 

[Childstar.]

And yeah, Its a manual.