I Have a tow bar on mine, didn't stop someone running into the back of mine , leaving a nice scratch and a note with a fake number on it....
Matthew
Okay, so some turkey decided to touch park with my new R36, leaving a small scuff and a couple of fine scratches on my back bumper, and popping out one of the small plastic "windows" on it as well (not sure what it is / would be used for). Am now thinking about installing a towbar, just as additional defense ...
I'm only really after the few extra inches of metal to protrude out the rear and don't think I'll ever actually tow anything. Is it possible to just get that part fitted without all the electrics that would typically come with a proper towbar installation? At most, I might fit a bike-rack attachment to it ... what do you think?
I Have a tow bar on mine, didn't stop someone running into the back of mine , leaving a nice scratch and a note with a fake number on it....
Matthew
2010 MY10.5 R36 Wagon, Biscay Blue, RNS510, Dynaudio, Sunroof, towbar, Dynamic Chassis Control, No lazy back door
2008 Audi Q7 4.2TDI, Radar Cruise, Lane Assist, Blind Spot Assist, Heated Seats Front & Rear, Alcantara Hood Lining, Wooden Gear knob, Nappa Leather, Plus all the usual V8TDI gear, like 760nm of Torque!
I don't suppose there's an option on the reverse cam to "take picture if bumped"? A nice snap of the d*ckhead's license plate would be handy ...
Gone...........R36 Icelandic Gray Wagon
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The towbar can be fitted, minus the wiring. I've done one in the past that way, but for other reasons. As they're separate part numbers, you'll only need to order the towbar itself.
Fitting should be reasonably cheap too, as only the bumper has to come off.
Thanks for that - I'll book it in for the new year!
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