I just got a new chevy ZR2. I was wondering if it would be fine pulling a prairie 360 in the bed and a outlander 400 on small little trailer. Would this be fine or should i stick to the bigger vehicals i have.

 

You're fine, I used to pull a DS 650 and an Outlander in the back in my Nissan 2.4 liter.

 

Plenty of power to pull a small trailer and quads. The 4cyl 2wd towing is 3200lbs. The v6 2wd is 6000lbs and v6 4wd is 5500 lbs. So depending on what you have, at minimum you can pull alot more than you are asking about which is about 1700-1800lbs easily.

 

i've seen people w/ min vans hauling alot more then that so power wouldnt be a problem. its good some people are concerned w/ safety as well as power.

 

my civic could haul that!lol

 

i had a 2000 chevy zr2 i loved it. It will pull it no problem. The only reason i sold it was because i got a 16 feet enclosed trailer and plan on getting a camper for racing. I would have keep that truck if i had the money. I tried to get my girlfriend to sell her car and buy my truck.

 

Ive, on a few occasions, pulled my 650V2, and my buddies sp700 behind a 2003 trailblazer ext with a 4.2 v6. You will be fine

 

Chevy trucks use a "U" shaped, open sheet metal frame, I wouldn't feel safe and secure towing anything with a Chevy, the new Ford F-150 uses a fully enclosed boxed frame from the front bumper to the rear bumper with tube cross-members that are welded on the inside and outside of the frame, its the strongest and toughest made truck out there. The 5.4 V8 24V engine has the highest horsepower at 330HP. I happen to own a 2005 Ford F-150 FX4, Built Ford Tough!

 

Give me a break

 

Give me a break is right. The only good thing Ford EVER did is use Powerstroke diesels and FORD doesn't make those so.......

I'll prove ford sucks too.........................motof150 praises them so that right there tells you something.