Rennline Adjustable Race Tow Hook
Rennline Adjustable Race Tow Hook
$55.95
Bolts into 74-89 Porsche 911/912/930 cars, but is adaptable for many universal applications. Adjustable from 9″ to 12″ length.
Description
This tow hook now features an embossed body resulting in superior rigidity over any comparable product on the market. Designed to bolt onto the factory bumper shock mount location on all 911/912/930 cars from 1974-89 with fiberglass bumpers (front or rear). It is easily adaptable for use in many applications.. Most aftermarket fiberglass bumpers vary in depth, therefore Rennline’s unique design is adjustable from 9″ to 12″ allowing you to fine tune the amount of exposed hook protruding through your bumper. Although this tow hook was designed for the 911, it can be used on several custom applications.
Each tow hook comes powder-coated red with (2) “Tow” stickers.
Specifications
| Fits |
Universal Porsche |
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Details
| Manufacturer Part # | E01-12 |
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| Country of Manufacture | United States |
| Weight | 2.20 lbs (1.0 kg) |
| Height | 1″ (2.5 cm) |
| Width | 1″ (2.5 cm) |
| Length | 1″ (2.5 cm) |
| CARB compliant | Yes (see note below) |
Size and weight of different configurations may vary. For exact product weight and dimensions, please refer to the manufacturer’s spec sheets or sizing sheets included in the description above or contact us.
CARB and EPA Emissions Statement: Based on the information provided to us by manufacturers and our own knowledge, we do the best we can to determine the CARB and emissions legality of the parts we sell. Please do your own research with the manufacturer to ensure that this part is legal for use in your state on the car you will be installing it on. If you believe that this part is incorrectly listed, please let us know at [email protected]. Parts which are not legal for use on emissions controlled vehicles in California will require and affidavit to be signed by the customer certifying the part’s use on a vehicle which is not emissions controlled.
