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[quote="drunknmunky"][quote="Uz"]I've looked at it and you need to cut as much of the 'hook' part of it off then drill a hole into the centre of the remain and then bolt and nut with two washers above and below to fit it to that length. I'll be getting mine fitted at the bodyshop next month front and rear as the cut area needs to be sprayed back up again one it's been cut.[/quote] surely instead of cutting as much off as possible you can take the bumper off and cut right back to where it is welded onto the car then you attach your tow strap to that point which will be the chassis? its safer that way and you can then bolt it right through aswell :? and what will need re-sprayed nothing should need resprayed as you wont affect any paintwork if you taker the buympers off and cut right back iv looked thoroughly at this as i have had my tow straps for a while and im pretty sure you could do it yourself and theres nothing needing resprayed[/quote]
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