fr 5.0 Supercharged, towbar to fit
Can someone point to best option or a thread discussing towbar options for the xfr v8 5.0 sc, Thanks
Last edited by kiwi-XFR-5.0-SC; May 5, 2012 at 03:46 AM. Reason: spelling
Witter in the UK makes one. Thule also. A quick google search pops them up. In NZ I cannot be sure. In north America nobody thinks of Jaguar as a tow car.
The official Jaguar NZ site shows that a factory approved tow bar is available as an accessory.
The official Jaguar NZ site shows that a factory approved tow bar is available as an accessory.
Jagular every 2nd car down here is a tow car, its a Kiwi thing.
So wasnt sure if it was possible, with the V8 and the transmission ?
Anyone got a picture of the bar and the attachment arms to chassis that goes underneath, as may have to get one made up.
Thanks
HaHa , not quite a Hilux tho aye, but i want to tow a biggish trailer and was worried about the transmission mainly......
I am part Kiwi and my brother lives down there. So you can't be offended when I remind you that a kiwi always needs a towbar to get the lambs to market.
It is impolite to link this post to another XF site but this topic is well covered by UK forums. Google the topic. Also I am sure Witter and Thule will have website photos or their dealers will. UK drivers tow caravans and horse boxes rather than sheep. They use the Landie for agricultural towing.
The XF is rated for towing by Jaguar and factory approved tow bars are available. The petrol and diesel use the same transmissions or variants thereof. No worries there. The V8 has plenty of grunt for towing and the transmission is well cooled. I think ZF recommends an oil change at 140,000 km if used for towing, normal use it is sealed for life.
It is impolite to link this post to another XF site but this topic is well covered by UK forums. Google the topic. Also I am sure Witter and Thule will have website photos or their dealers will. UK drivers tow caravans and horse boxes rather than sheep. They use the Landie for agricultural towing.
The XF is rated for towing by Jaguar and factory approved tow bars are available. The petrol and diesel use the same transmissions or variants thereof. No worries there. The V8 has plenty of grunt for towing and the transmission is well cooled. I think ZF recommends an oil change at 140,000 km if used for towing, normal use it is sealed for life.
Thanks Jagular - excellent answer.
I still have a favorite joke about us Kiwis
How does a kiwi find a sheep in the long grass ?
Veeeeeeery Niiiice :-)
I still have a favorite joke about us Kiwis
How does a kiwi find a sheep in the long grass ?
Veeeeeeery Niiiice :-)
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