Tow hook question
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I plan to take my 86 951 to a DE in Nov, I want to use tow hooks to secure to the trailer. I see the two factory hooks in front. I have searched the archives and there a reccomendations of bolting to the rear frame just inside the rear jack points. I have 3 bolts already there. Are these factory and is there a mount that I can secure using these bolts?
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the factory ones are on each side in the rear- on those three bolts- accessed from the quarter panel pockets on each side of the hatch. www.paragon-products.com has a set of tie downs that replicate the original units, as well as www.rennbay.com .
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I have the tendancy to over tighten everything I touch and did not want to mess up the alignment settings. I fell better just securing the car to the trailer by the mounting eyes. Just my preference, even if I am the only one.
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DrZ1, What's up?
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Have not installed mine yet but they look fairly simple. Single bolt hole style which I know is not what you prefer but they are an option.
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Have not installed mine yet but they look fairly simple. Single bolt hole style which I know is not what you prefer but they are an option.
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I wouldn't be concerned about changing your alignment by cranking down on the wheels. If your suspension is that fragile, I'd suggest not taking the car on the track.
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Jerome951 - will you be at Daytona?
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Dont think that suspension is too fragile, as stated just prefer to mount from body. My preference.
ELLSSUU, not much going on here, how did you make out from the storm, We ended up losing power for half a day. I went to BR this past weekend to visit the folks, man the town was a wreck, just about every house had a stack of logs and branches filling up the street. I hope to get by Terry's this weekend to put the suspension on the track car. I was hopeing to have it ready for PCA event in Nov at NPRW, but I doubt I will have the engine break in by then or even running. I plan to run the street car. Will you be attending?
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