JCS tow-hook license mount
#32
So it sounds as if JCS is the way to go?
#34
I couldn't find the "Redline" one you are talking about. I found one from "Rennline" for $125. It looks solid but I'm not sure how the ball joint style mounting point will hold up at high speed on the track.
I would like to hear some more feedback comparing the JCS vs Rennline vs US Mill Works.
I would like to hear some more feedback comparing the JCS vs Rennline vs US Mill Works.
#37
I've had a US Mill Works on my C2s since I got it this summer. Its a nice solid unit (its fully supports the plate), and it does include quite a bit of hardware with it, including extra long screws if you have a plate frame to mount. Installation isn't too bad (there are no picture instructions if you need that sort of thing), but there are quite a few bits and bobs for something that seems so simple. The big thing is that it has a swivel on it so you can adjust the angle of the plate to make everything look square which is nice. One downside is that I suggest keeping the included hex key in the car, since in order to remove it to install a tow hook you have to almost completely disassemble it.
Oh also note: I've found there's enough room behind the plate when its mounted to wash that area of the bumper without removing the unit.
Oh also note: I've found there's enough room behind the plate when its mounted to wash that area of the bumper without removing the unit.
#39
Probably wouldn't plan on using it at the track but sometimes we stop at Spring Mountain on the way to Vegas and if I inadvertently left it on, I would like to know it would hold up. The tow hitch mount option is definitely convenient and saves from unnecessary holes in the front bumper
Last edited by XXXREME; 11-12-2013 at 01:52 AM.