>
> I recently asked the parts counter at my fiendly service center about
> putting tow hooks on my '95 4x4, and they said that one pair of Mopar tow
> hooks for a '95 would be about $200 installed. This seems a little steep
> to me, since I can get the hooks at Canadian Tire for $12.99 each. Does
> anyone have any experience with the Mopar tow hooks? What makes them so
> special, if anything? I might see how much it would be for just the parts
> and try to put them on myself. I'm a much better programmer than I am a
> mechanic, but if it's just bolting with maybe a little cutting or drilling
> I should be okay.
>
> Thanks in advance for any opinions or advice.
>
> Jason
> home: janor@ican.net
> work: bleazard@isgtec.com
>
>
>From what I've seen, all that's neccessary is to drill 2 holes per hook in
the frame and bolt it up, the only hard part is making sure the holes are
lined up correctly, it shouldn't take more than a few minutes per hook,
the only problem you might encounter is finding room on the front to put
one, there usually isn't much empty frame rail there to work with,
might have to bolt it to the frame crossmember up front, it's a cinch on
the back though, lots of frame to work with.
Bruce
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