996 cup rear bumper tow hook
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not yet.
I am having custom headers and exhaust made and it will be center exit and the bumper I have has the same opening for a tow hook
So I will either have it filled or put that hook in it
I am having custom headers and exhaust made and it will be center exit and the bumper I have has the same opening for a tow hook
So I will either have it filled or put that hook in it
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PJ,
Edwin is correct. If you go w/that entire set up (w/tow hook). The only protection in the rear is carbon fiber skin. There is a local 05 GT3 who has that same set up, done by Fordahl. It is certainly cool and the tow hook retracts! It sounds great but, real loud.
D.
Edwin is correct. If you go w/that entire set up (w/tow hook). The only protection in the rear is carbon fiber skin. There is a local 05 GT3 who has that same set up, done by Fordahl. It is certainly cool and the tow hook retracts! It sounds great but, real loud.
D.
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PJ: Greg is the man and since the Ruby Tuesday team sh(t the bed for the season he has time to work on cars. There is nobody in his league for our cars in the Seattle area. The car Edwin is talking about is now trailered. If you remove the cross bar in the rear and get hit from behind at a light on the way to the track, your car will be toast. I would check your insurance policy regarding "modified" safety components and if you would have exposure. As someone hit in the rear I can tell you that those parts work.
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PJ: Greg is the man and since the Ruby Tuesday team sh(t the bed for the season he has time to work on cars. There is nobody in his league for our cars in the Seattle area. The car Edwin is talking about is now trailered. If you remove the cross bar in the rear and get hit from behind at a light on the way to the track, your car will be toast. I would check your insurance policy regarding "modified" safety components and if you would have exposure. As someone hit in the rear I can tell you that those parts work.
I will stick with the protection..