Towhooks: Talk Pros and Cons About and Show Your Setup
I'm running one of these :

it's a driftworks tow hook ... no need for cutting the bumper, just the front mesh
I'm currently looking into getting some rear tow hooks similar to the Dash hooks fabbed in the UK but where the rear bumper / tow hook cover doesn't need to be cut since I have a carbon rear diffuser

it's a driftworks tow hook ... no need for cutting the bumper, just the front mesh
I'm currently looking into getting some rear tow hooks similar to the Dash hooks fabbed in the UK but where the rear bumper / tow hook cover doesn't need to be cut since I have a carbon rear diffuser
i just got a couple OMP tow hooks from pegesus. they weren't to expensive and aluminum 
http://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pro...asp?RecID=5348

http://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pro...asp?RecID=5348
this on my IX RS. It is a Porsche tow hook . You can screw it off if you want it. Like taking off the front bumper. Also very very light and cool looking. E-bay buy cost around $60 if i remember right. Google it.

When it's off:

now the same set up on my X fron and rear


When it's off:

now the same set up on my X fron and rear

Nice RS BTW.
Yes , we drilled the crash beam and welded one proper nut behind it, make it real professional

Only bad about this set up it needs welding for the receiver part, what you buy at the home depo for $2...
But from there you can be invisible if you take them off.
I like them so as the people who saw them. I can recommend it since it is a nice quality what you can see, truly a Porsche tow hook.
It comes couple different color also.
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