tow hooks

if i had to guess i would say closed.

Thanks for that link! I saw a car with that kind of tow hook on it and I couldn't find any online.

We had several of the rectangular flat style tow hooks cut from plate steel at one of our team member's work place. They just added them on to the plasma cutter run. Weld them on and good to go.

We're not too picky on the design--the reason we created this rule is simply because the rescue guys were spending way too much time searching for a sturdy tow point.

That said, I can't see any good reason for having an open one--closed ones will be a lot more reliable when you're gettin' pulled outta t'ditch. There's a reason why most of the racy ones are closed.

Don't see a problem with Trekkor's big burly steel eyebolt idea as long as it's mounted right.

Hey Nick,
We are in the same boat as Troy.  We have huge 5pmh chrome bumpers with no filler panels, so our Z could be hooked up anywhere without worry of strength or damage.  Do we still need a dedicated hook, or can we simply put a "TOW" sticker on the bumpers?

Thanks for all the info , Ihope they will not be used but thanks

Good, accessible tow points are also good places to strap the trailer queen down.  Using the term trailer queen in the most whitest, trashyist, My Name is Earl kinda form.

Yeah, that's fine, just mark them clearly (maybe paint one section of the bumper a contrasting color with "TOW" on it to get the point across).

Sorry to bring up an old thread...I'm just wondering if these will work:
http://www.autohaulersupply.com/index.p … amp;p=5560