2 Bolt recovery point

[rox-n-mud]

Does anyone know who makes this?






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[Tackerdown]

They look kinda roughor cheep.

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[JeepJKpwr]

Looks like cheap China pot metal

 

[rox-n-mud]

Looks like cheap China pot metal

It's been sprayed with a primer.


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[rox-n-mud]

Does anyone know a forum member that could make these. Or a vendor that sells them.






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[JAGS]

Looks like cheap China pot metal

Yup!

It's been sprayed with a primer.

How do you know? Since ur trying to find them?

 

[Brendon]

Can I ask where you would use that? That pick point is impractical, from an engineering standpoint the material at the base should be the same thickness as the material at the pick, plus that shackle hole is to close to the edge, as an example, if you had material 1/2" thick, you would want the inside edge of your hole at least a 1/2" away from the outer edge.

 

[Army_Vet]

google bolt on d-ring mounts, you will find many... I also will say that I wouldn't use the ones you show in the pic.

There is just not enough there. Just one mans opinion.

 

[GCM 2]

I ran the TJ version of these from GenRight, these are for a JK and are a much better option than what you are looking at.

http://www.genright.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=BKT8250#.Uj8FqWt5mSM

 

[piginajeep]

The picture you posted looks like a flat tow mount.


Here's our JK mountshttp://offroadevolution.com/store/proddetail.php?prod=EVO-DRINGS

 

[bl17z90]

The picture you posted looks like a flat tow mount.


Here's our JK mountshttp://offroadevolution.com/store/proddetail.php?prod=EVO-DRINGS

Where would you mount this? Could they be mounted to the stock bumpers? Obviously not the rear since it's an empty shell

 

[piginajeep]

Where would you mount this? Could they be mounted to the stock bumpers? Obviously not the rear since it's an empty shell

This is the front frame mount, used with our 1/4 pounder bumper. The only way to make it work with the factory bumper is to remove the plastic shell leaving the stamped steel frame. I don't think it would look very nice

 

[bl17z90]

This is the front frame mount, used with our 1/4 pounder bumper. The only way to make it work with the factory bumper is to remove the plastic shell leaving the stamped steel frame. I don't think it would look very nice

Yeah i have seen a guy who runs with just the steel...pretty dumb looking

 

[David1tontj]

Where would you mount this? Could they be mounted to the stock bumpers? Obviously not the rear since it's an empty shell

Apparently you can mount things wherever you want! Check out this idiot! Mounted his tow bar to the thin sheet metal bumper. Looks like he's gonna be trying out his safety chains soon!! Check out how the steel is tearing!


05 Tj, long arm, one ton, lockers, winches, 39.5" Iroks

 

[Tackerdown]

Apparently you can mount things wherever you want! Check out this idiot! Mounted his tow bar to the thin sheet metal bumper. Looks like he's gonna be trying out his safety chains soon!! Check out how the steel is tearing!View attachment 50118View attachment 50119View attachment 50120


05 Tj, long arm, one ton, lockers, winches, 39.5" Iroks

Thats going to get someone killed


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[Tackerdown]

It's been sprayed with a primer.


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That would explain it

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[GCM 2]

The picture you posted looks like a flat tow mount.....

You are correct, I posted the wrong part :blush: I should have known to just support my friends at ORE with a screen capture and link to your parts! Thanks for posting the correct piece of recovery kit brother :rock:

 

[JKbrick]

I vote tow bar part too

 

[LeJerk]

The EVO part looks twice as strong at half the price.