Tow hooks
So when I took off my plastic cover from my recent hit and run, I saw on both sides of the bumper flat spot coming off of the frame, with 4 holes in them. Can i just guy the "M" shaped hooks and bolt them on? Personally, i think that the "M" shaped ones remind me of the Mopar logo and they look way better than the other design. Hope they can just bolt right on.
The hooks like this:


just bolted to this;


The hooks like this:


just bolted to this;


Last edited by jstmahoney; Jan 20, 2009 at 04:15 PM.
where could one buy such hooks, i havnt seen them around.
and the worst that could happen if you got some is maybe youd have to drill a hole or 2. i would think........
they look cool though i want some.
and the worst that could happen if you got some is maybe youd have to drill a hole or 2. i would think........
they look cool though i want some.
its not like you'd see the extra hole anyway.
either way your right hammer. plus it would be alot stronger if it were welded. im just hard headed.
Lol true. I just got the pics off of auto truck toys. they are selling them on there, and on ebay of course. I was just wondering if anyone knew if they would bolt right on. If i knew how to weld, that'd be the best!
Last edited by jstmahoney; Jan 20, 2009 at 04:36 PM.
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would be nice to have a welder or have the skilz to weld. ive always wanted to learn, but the funding to buy one or take classes never presented itself. i guess you could always take it to a shop to have it welded but .... i like the feeling i get when i do somthing myself without having to take my truck to some stranger. unless its like a gear swap or somthing.
its not like you'd see the extra hole anyway.
either way your right hammer. plus it would be alot stronger if it were welded. im just hard headed.
its not like you'd see the extra hole anyway.
either way your right hammer. plus it would be alot stronger if it were welded. im just hard headed.
Although if any of you guys here can TIG, I've always wanted to learn (that's a hint)...



