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    One Axel Driving?

    Would it be a good idea to drive a car with one axel up a trailer? I should mention that it doesn't have an LSD.
    1992 318ic

    #2
    I wouldn't expect it to move much, if at all.
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      #3
      ^^ won't move

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        #4
        I think he is talking about using a car dolly to tow a car. I.E. - The front axle up on the trailer with the rear on the ground rolling.

        That being said, you should be fine for a short trip. I wouldn't use it for more then 50 miles though. Get a car trailer if you need to tow it further.

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          #5
          Actually I was wondering if I could drive it up on the trailer. I am now under the impression that I cannot. Lucky for me I have a come along.
          1992 318ic

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            #6
            Nah you can't. The flange without the axle will be moving. UNLESS you jimmy rig it not to move...
            Ma che cazzo state dicendo? :|

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              #7
              Buy/rent friends to push it on a trailer. Your car will be much happier.

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                #8
                http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_(disambiguation)
                Ma che cazzo state dicendo? :|

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                  #9
                  Definitely pushable.
                  Originally posted by z31maniac
                  I just hate everyone.

                  No need for discretion.

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