Possible to pull off an aftermarket tow hook...
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many threads on this....
Front is easy:
use the oem threaded oem toe hook location - buy a toe hook you like or use oem.
Rear:
-Oem rear is off centered and located on drivers side..iirc..
-I like the idea of fab/mounting one centered off the rear aluminum impact beam/slotted hole in rear bumper.
-also, sourcing across the pond AL impact beam and rear bumper - would have the threaded hole and plug in the bumper.
-J
Front is easy:
use the oem threaded oem toe hook location - buy a toe hook you like or use oem.
Rear:
-Oem rear is off centered and located on drivers side..iirc..
-I like the idea of fab/mounting one centered off the rear aluminum impact beam/slotted hole in rear bumper.
-also, sourcing across the pond AL impact beam and rear bumper - would have the threaded hole and plug in the bumper.
-J
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If you track your car, put it on. If not, install when the tow truck needs you to install it
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You can get a decent quality one for less than $50 that looks better than the OEM hook. I got this one for $45 shipped. I have had my car towed several times and this works well. There's a few pictures of it installed in my profile album.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261212141542
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261212141542
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