¯\_(ツ)_/¯ wrote: Since the exhaust loop bothers you so much my vote is that you run sidepipes and weld up your own hitch
Inline four. Side pipes. Never thought of that.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ wrote: Since the exhaust loop bothers you so much my vote is that you run sidepipes and weld up your own hitch
Inline four. Side pipes. Never thought of that.
In reply to OHSCrifle:
Or, you know, zoomies, whatever floats your boat.
Hitch rack all the way. Less lifting, less wind resistance, less bugs, no clearance problems, etc. I bought a cheap (around $100) Allen on Amazon a few years back and it's served us well. It has a pin so that you can lower it about 45 degrees to open the hatch with the bikes on it if you need to.
Just made a appt for U-Haul to install a hitch mount, looks just like the Curt model, for $188 all-in (No wiring, just the receiver). Not very grassroots, but it seems like a pretty good deal....
Thanks for all the input.
OHSCrifle wrote:Woody wrote: Check to see if a hitch from a Tacoma will fit a Highlander. I have a brand new Curt hitch that still has tags on it that I'm not using.model number?
It looks like the Tacoma and the Highlander use a different hitch.
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