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Towing with the Evoque
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Towing with the Evoque

Would an SD4 Evoque be capable of towing a pair of rather heavy jet skis? They each weigh about 350 kg or so, maybe more I can't really remember now. I usually go to a lake in the mountains to use them and the current car I use for towing is a Toyota Land Cruiser, which has absolutely no issues towing the two jet skis on a trailer on rather steep mountain roads. However my Toyota has a 3 liter diesel engine, compared to the 2.2 engine in the Evoque. Do you think the Evoque would be capable of doing the same ? If I get the Evoque I will be selling my Toyota which is my current winter and towing vehicle.
(This post was last modified: 12-10-2011 12:21am by ami_evo.)
12-10-2011 12:02am
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Spiderman
 

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RE: Towing with the Evoque

Yes....in the manual it states the towing capacity is 750 kg with an unbraked trailer and 1800kg using a trailer with over-run brakes.

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12-10-2011 12:38am
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edit - you beat me by about 10 secs spiderman!

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12-10-2011 12:39am
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ami_evo
 

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RE: Towing with the Evoque

Thanks for the lightning fast replies Laughing

I have one more question though. Do you know what is the maximum water depth the Evoque can pass through safely?
12-10-2011 12:42am
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Yes wading depth is 50cms, same as a Defender, the Evqoue's intake is at the level of the top of the wing, just under the clamshell bonnet lip. The "vents" on the wings are dummies

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Spiderman
 

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(12-10-2011 12:39am)XFullFatTim Wrote:  edit - you beat me by about 10 secs spiderman!


You snooze, you loose Tim Laughing

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(12-10-2011 12:48am)XFullFatTim Wrote:  Yes wading depth is 50cms, same as a Defender, the Evqoue's intake is at the level of the top of the wing, just under the clamshell bonnet lip. The "vents" on the wings are dummies

Thank you very much! Helpful as always Tim Very Happy
12-10-2011 12:51am
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Spiderman
 

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(12-10-2011 12:51am)ameer Wrote:  
(12-10-2011 12:48am)XFullFatTim Wrote:  Yes wading depth is 50cms, same as a Defender, the Evqoue's intake is at the level of the top of the wing, just under the clamshell bonnet lip. The "vents" on the wings are dummies

Thank you very much! Helpful as always Tim Very Happy

Now that's just plain favouritism Very Happy

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12-10-2011 01:20am
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(12-10-2011 01:20am)Spiderman Wrote:  
(12-10-2011 12:51am)ameer Wrote:  
(12-10-2011 12:48am)XFullFatTim Wrote:  Yes wading depth is 50cms, same as a Defender, the Evqoue's intake is at the level of the top of the wing, just under the clamshell bonnet lip. The "vents" on the wings are dummies

Thank you very much! Helpful as always Tim Very Happy

That's just plain favouritism Very Happy

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I didn't mean to thank just Tim, it just slipped my mind. So I hereby present you with my most sincere thanks and apologies for skipping you.
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12-10-2011 01:23am
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RE: Towing with the Evoque

Now that's so much better, I can go to sleep now Laughing

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