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tow hook? what you guys think?
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No, Dhalism, not necessary for street driving, but as Doc points out (sort of), indispensable for tracking and/or trailering a car.
The larger loop, out in front of the body work makes the "oops" tow and or trailer loading via winch far less painful (and potentially damaging).
Nice alternative to cutting the bumper cover to accomodate some other tow loops. If only it were that easy on the rear of the car.
The larger loop, out in front of the body work makes the "oops" tow and or trailer loading via winch far less painful (and potentially damaging).
Nice alternative to cutting the bumper cover to accomodate some other tow loops. If only it were that easy on the rear of the car.
Jeff- So is this a sign that we'll see you at a track event this year?
Why?
i have no idea on the date and cost if u let me know ahead of time or show me the way i don't see why not.
well not that much easier if they want ur car they can just take off the oem bumper cap take 2 second and attach a tow line and they are off LOL if they want it they will get it thats what insurance is for...
Looks nice.
Does anyone have a good suggestion for a rear tow hook?
Does anyone have a good suggestion for a rear tow hook?
Here's how I did mine.
I would imagine it could be done on a oem rear bumper with some careful cutting.
I would imagine it could be done on a oem rear bumper with some careful cutting.
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Thanks...We welded it to the rear bumper beam.
I like what you did on yours using the OEM tow hook on the front as well.
Very clean.
I like what you did on yours using the OEM tow hook on the front as well.
Very clean.
I was wondering how that typically worked as I've yet to see a really good place to just bolt one onto the rear.
oh, nice Pantera, BTW
oh, nice Pantera, BTW
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