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Getting a towbar on your car
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Sat Jan 27, 2007 6:44 amby Stereo
Hey guys, is it easy to get a tow bar put on your car? Is it something you can do yourself? Are they expensive?
Posted:
Sat Jan 27, 2007 6:50 amby Johnnie5
tow bars are generally easy to put on , the bolt holes are usuallt right there so when you have the correct tow bar for your vehicle then its a bolt on
then you need to add the plug to the wiring and in a lot of cases there is a spare connector to plug into at the rear of the car
are they expensive ? imho yes , but of course depends on what brand you buy and where you buy it from
if you have a common as dogshit falcadore then try ebay or your local wreckers
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Sat Jan 27, 2007 7:08 amby photomike666
There's a place in Werribee that supplies and fits for about $400
Posted:
Sat Jan 27, 2007 7:32 amby hidepenny
just got mine done last week from a place in dandy and they came to me too it was $250 looks nit
but i wouldn't have a clue how to put it on as i wasn't there to see the guy doing the job so .............google it
Posted:
Sat Jan 27, 2007 7:54 amby Stereo
photomike666 wrote:There's a place in Werribee that supplies and fits for about $400
I dont want a gold plated one... just an ordinary one is fine
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Sat Jan 27, 2007 8:59 amby bonester
The Hayman Reese bar on my Hyundai Excel cost me $150, after phoning around- some places wanted up to $300 for the same bar!
Easy to fit- bolted straight up.
Cost another $20 or so for the wiring and plug from Supercheap. The dude stung me $10 for the towball too- they are a bit cheaper too at Supercheap.
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Sat Jan 27, 2007 9:01 amby Poyda
Depending on the car its usually an easy job. As far as i know none of the post 1998 models need any holes drilled unless you're going for a heavy duty job for towing horse floats etc.
We had one fitted to my missus Elantra this morning, cost $245 including wiring, ball shin guard and ball cover. Took them about 1.5 hours.
A mate had one fitted to a commodore wagon for about the same price.
i wouldn't be paying much more than $300 for something to suit a late model 6cylinder.
They usually aren't a hard job to do. I've done plenty over the years working in various car dealers, but for the cost of getting it fitted it was just as easy, and we had to drive there to get the bar anyway.
Posted:
Sat Jan 27, 2007 9:19 amby Lucas
Had one fitted to the work Ute a couple of months ago was $450 plus
But was an extra Heavy duty kit not a standard kit
But what do I care I didn’t have to pay for it
Got to love company cars
A mate was talking to me about an idea sent to him called Joe Cell.......
Basically it produces Orgone energy
The energy is manifested as a suction force, not an explosion force. So it's an implosion not explosion and is suppose to generate up to 40% more power and no heat
Then he said imagine not having to pay for fuel to which I answered "yep it's called a Caltex Card "hehehehe
If you want to know more about Joe Cell just Google it as there is over 1,440,000 sites talking about it and we haven’t found one saying that the cell is crap yet
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Sat Jan 27, 2007 9:43 amby Neka79
stezzza mate..i didnt kno u had a car??
thought u only had boikes??
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Sat Jan 27, 2007 11:00 amby Johnnie5
Lucas wrote:Then he said imagine not having to pay for fuel to which I answered "yep it's called a Caltex Card "hehehehe
lol my old man used to say petrol was 89 this morning
yeh really it was free this morning
love company cars
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Sat Jan 27, 2007 11:12 amby gixxerdave
what car, stereo?
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Sat Jan 27, 2007 12:00 pmby Smitty
Lucas wrote:
A mate was talking to me about an idea sent to him called Joe Cell.......
Basically it produces Orgone energy
The energy is manifested as a suction force, not an explosion force. So it's an implosion not explosion and is suppose to generate up to 40% more power and no heat
Peter Brock stuck a thing called a
Polarizer in some of
his cars...and then told the motoring world
it too used
Orgone Energy
made ya car run faster and use less fuel
...or is that fool
Posted:
Sat Jan 27, 2007 5:43 pmby mrmina
mate i put one on the vs and it was a piece of piss.
no hard at all.
Posted:
Sun Jan 28, 2007 12:21 amby varden
Get one from wrecker, just have a look at where it fits up under the wreck if you can, then take home and fit to your car.
I got a OEM hayman reece towbar for my tow car for $95 from a car wrecker, i was so surprised i asked the guy to repeat the price before i shoved the money into his hand and ran off before he could change his mind.
Posted:
Sun Jan 28, 2007 5:24 amby Stereo
Smitty wrote:Lucas wrote:
A mate was talking to me about an idea sent to him called Joe Cell.......
Basically it produces Orgone energy
The energy is manifested as a suction force, not an explosion force. So it's an implosion not explosion and is suppose to generate up to 40% more power and no heat
Peter Brock stuck a thing called a
Polarizer in some of
his cars...and then told the motoring world
it too used
Orgone Energymade ya car run faster and use less fuel
I heard orgone energy sucks
...or is that fool