I removed my front tow hooks and reinstalled them with the MOPAR hardware from Savage Jeep. I had heard about its availability here. Thanks.

The hooks are from eBay and I'd had them on for a couple years with some homemade hardware -- allthread rod. I'd never gotten myself around to removing the bumper cover and inserting some stronger bolts.

In the picture is an electrical cable I had bent to use as a pattern, the allthread rod I had been running, and the factory piece. Some of the first allthread attempts cracked as I was bending it up, so I was not confident about it.

where is the picture of what your talking about?

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Thats kinda cool. Im sure it wasnt near as strong as the factory hardware, but seemed to do good. If you would of heated up that "all-thread" bolt it wouldnt of cracked.

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Not too bad for a home fab.
I agree with heating up the rod. It would not crack if you get it red hot and slowly bend it.

I really need to install my tow hooks. But I have to take off my bull bar and remove the bumpber cover in order to get to the freaking nuts to go on to the M-bolt......

I keep telling my self that one day this will happen but today aint the day!

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2003 KJ Sport JEEPZILLA Edition
American Flag flying high
Frankenlift removed =(
Moabs and plenty of pin striping
Flexable people don't get bent out of shape!
Current MPG 6" to a gallon
L.O.S.T. # BL065211
www.ItAtYourHome.com