hcope316

Im towing a S2000 for a 5 hour drive. Im using a U-haul two wheel tow Dolly. Should the Driveshaft be removed for the trip?

Harpoon

Why are you posting this same question in two different forums?

hcope316

I was planning on removing the first thread after I posted it in this one. But it has just been a few minutes.

mikegarrison

This is kind of like saying "I'm about to stick a fork in my hand. Should I use a salad fork or a dinner fork?" What you should really do is tow the car on a real car trailer. Or, if that's not an option (one way trip?), you should have the car driven by someone else. Or transported professionally.

hcope316

it is not drivable

Stratocaster

So put it on a Full flatbed trailer. I.E. Car hauler. Honda states in the owners manual, that all wheel need to be offf the ground when towing the car.

Suzuka_Joe

i would never tow it on a dolly. spend $60 and get a uhaul for a day

chansta

i do delivery service for $50 an hour. i will turn into the incredible hulk and leap from city to city with your car above my head.

THESPY

DO NOT use a dolly. Car hauler or hire a flatbed to transport it.