re_guderian
SILVER Star
and??? does it drive well? enjoy it!well here is what i was trying to say
1. can you see the white epoxies! the only reason my truck has them is beacause it was in a rear end collision right ?
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and??? does it drive well? enjoy it!well here is what i was trying to say
1. can you see the white epoxies! the only reason my truck has them is beacause it was in a rear end collision right ?
well here is what i was trying to say
1. can you see the white epoxies! the only reason my truck has them is beacause it was in a rear end collision right ?
you have to be close to your GVW,Is 6800lbs to much for the 100 to tow? I'm pretty heavy already , and on 35's.
Upon more inspection I found the epoxy they use to seal cracks after the car has been in body shop.
Yup, my car has been in an rear end accident before
Here is few pics, that’s sux
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well does your car has those sealers?Are you sure that's not factory? Toyota uses a bunch of sealers in their manufacturing process.
well does your car has those sealers?
its right by the spare tire is, the is cross member there and has sealer there.
next place is behind the fender walls by bumper
Is 6800lbs to much for the 100 to tow? I'm pretty heavy already , and on 35's.
From Owner's Manual. Now if you can get your un-geared 35's to move and stop that kind of weight is something else. "The maximum gross trailer weight (trailer weight plus cargo weight) must never exceed 2948 kg (6500 lb.). If towing a trailer and cargo weighing over 907 kg (2000 lb.), it is necessary to use a sway control device with sufficient capacity. The combination of the gross trailer weight added to the total weight of the vehicle, occupants and vehicle cargo must never exceed a total of 5625 kg (12400 lb.). Exceeding the maximum weight of the trailer, the vehicle, or the vehicle and trailer combination, can cause an accident resulting in serious personal injuries."
So essentially what I can gather from that, is my truck will be unsafe to drive? I'll be towing a track car in a closed trailer around the country. The car and trailer is 6800lbs. A tow rig isn't in the cards, and the Q5 is rated at 4400lbs.
What will fail first if I pull a load that is to heavy?
Thanks for the info as well!
you can always downshift.
If you're towing a race car around the country, put 31s on.
We were trying to figure out the other day the K designation? 4WD? But weren't there 2WD K5s?
So essentially what I can gather from that, is my truck will be unsafe to drive? I'll be towing a track car in a closed trailer around the country. The car and trailer is 6800lbs. A tow rig isn't in the cards, and the Q5 is rated at 4400lbs.
What will fail first if I pull a load that is to heavy?
Thanks for the info as well!