[rob76turbo]

I saw someone's avitar (on Rennlist or 968 Forums, I cannot remember). Anyway, if you have one and can tell me how you did it, it would be appreciated. Will post same question on rennlist too.



Thanks,

Rob t.

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[PorscheDude]

I see them on ebay every now and again.

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[Dave]

That might be me.



The roof rack is a Porsche factory unit for 944/968's with a little jig I assembled to center and locate 4 wheels/tires. It's kind of home made looking when naked, but it is quite effective and allows me to secure the wheels with a ratchet-type tow strap.



We discussed it a bit more in this thread:



http://www.968forums.com/index.php?showt...=roof+rack



It's definitely 'the Clampets go club racing', but it works for now...

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[flash]

beware - there is a very real weight limit to what that rack can carry - per the manual, 165lbs is it - 4 tires and wheels can easily exceed that - i know i've seen people do it, but a good bump in the road, or a good stiff wind, and you could easily dent the roof

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[rob76turbo]

The what are the alternatives? I have seen some people put trailer hitch / trailer their track gear to the track. Is there a decent (ie. not expensive) hitch set up for a 944 / 968? Prefer something that his hidden...

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[PorscheDude]

If fit 4 wheels and tire in the back with no problem.

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