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Trailering F12

Discussion in 'F12/812' started by Stephen Ayers, May 21, 2020.

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  1. Stephen Ayers

    Stephen Ayers Rookie

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    #1 Stephen Ayers, May 21, 2020
    I’m trilled to be taking ownership of a 2015 black F12 next week! My boys are nice enough to pickup it up and tow back home. We’ve towed lots of cars and prefer to strap to the frame. Most modern cars have frame openings for J or T hooks. My Scuderia has them but they are covered by the under panels.

    Anyone have pictures of the underbelly to share? Thanks

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  2. 2006m5

    2006m5 Formula Junior

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    #2 2006m5, May 24, 2020
    straps for wheels would work.
     
  3. otakki

    otakki Formula 3

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    #3 otakki, May 26, 2020
    Whenever I see the strap gets cranked down on the wheel so tight that the tire starts to compress, I always wonder if it will change the camber and geometry so much it will need realignment.
     
  4. DavidRS4

    DavidRS4 Karting

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    #4 DavidRS4, May 26, 2020
    I had them crack the wheel on an FType using wheel straps.
     
  5. Doc_Dent

    Doc_Dent Karting

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    #5 Doc_Dent, May 29, 2020
    I guess wheel straps will do fine.
    On two wheels one front one rear different sides -for example-.
    Just don't squeeze soooooo tight I guess.
    Done it with my f12 b4. No problem that I know of.
    Enjoy,,,
     
  6. Doc_Dent

    Doc_Dent Karting

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    #6 Doc_Dent, May 29, 2020
    Placing some sort of fabric between the metal of UR wheel and strap(some R pretty ruff) would be recommended, if UR too careful and into details.
     
  7. Stephen Ayers

    Stephen Ayers Rookie

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    #7 Stephen Ayers, Jun 3, 2020
    An update. The F12 does have frame mount points for transport. They use “R” hook style connectors. No worrying about damaging the wheels.
     

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