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Read your owners manual and then decide if you want to take the chance.
Owner's manuals are half written by lawyers implementing CYA measures. Though I would agree, that boat is way too big for a Vette. I would pull it with a Crown Victoria though.
Owner's manuals are half written by lawyers implementing CYA measures. Though I would agree, that boat is way too big for a Vette. I would pull it with a Crown Victoria though.
The C5 wasn't really designed to tow anything. That doesn't mean you can't. Just that you may end up regretting it.
The C5 wasn't really designed to tow anything. That doesn't mean you can't. Just that you may end up regretting it.
Or it just means that GM didn't bother to spend the time and money to see what it can safely tow, which in the case of a C5 is probably around 1000 lbs.
Or it just means that GM didn't bother to spend the time and money to see what it can safely tow, which in the case of a C5 is probably around 1000 lbs.
Fun car = Corvette (among others)
Boat hauler = truck (some other vehicles can, but I wouldn't with a bigger boat)
Never personally owned a boat (or a truck), so never had to worry about what to haul it with.
Ummmm.....ok, that is the tail wagging the dog if you ask me. That is not only utter stupidity to tow something 2 or 3 times heavier than the vehicle you are towing with but dangerous and has accident written all over it, whether a vette is designed for or not to tow anything is secondary to the sheer stupidity of it.
05-21-2018, 05:49 PM
How do you even pull out of the launch ramp ?
