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> FS: 914 Flat Tow Bracket - NEW!, * Featured Item *
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post Sep 9 2016, 02:02 PM
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post Oct 25 2017, 09:03 AM
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I am interested in getting one of these, but what type of tow bar do you use for the rest of it? I had a Blue Ox tow bar we used for towing our truck behind a RV- would it be some thing like that?
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post Oct 26 2017, 09:24 AM
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I believe so. Also available from Draw Tite, Reese & others.

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You show a picture of the bar but a picture of it actually mounted on a 914 might really help! Interested.
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post Jan 23 2018, 01:22 AM
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Ya its been on my list ... will work on that directly.
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How, Exactly, does it attach to the car ?????
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QUOTE(GregAmy @ Apr 5 2018, 05:57 AM) *

I'm shocked it's still available. I assumed Featured Items sold fast!

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(IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) They typically do. This is into my 2nd run of these.
I never expected this to be a huge sell'er. The rub is as the cars become more valuable
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How well does it tow using this method? Do you leave the car in neutral and leave the steering wheel unlocked so it finds its center?

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How well does it tow using this method? Do you leave the car in neutral and leave the steering wheel unlocked so it finds its center? Jeff B

You got it. I logged a LOT of miles with various 914's flat towing.
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What are the three bolts on each side for? And how much shipped to 93401?
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Those are the included mounting hardware.
Due to the added dimension of the bracket the bolts need to be longer + the front mount.
There are mounts welded to the bracket so the bolts & spacer don't get lost when not in use.
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Will it clear a standard front valance? If you can send/post a pic of one on a car with the standard valance you will have yourself a quick sale!

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If you are asking if you can tow with the OE valance in place, Sorry you can not.
Because the orig. standard valance curves back under the car it actually covers the the suspension pickup points where he bracket mounts.

I had been playing with a way to more easily remove & reinstall any valance.
You have to unscrew 6 fasteners (4 in the Frunk 2 in the wheel wheels) the screws in the front trunk are easy and Dzus fasteners work perfectly there , but the two 8mm bolts that retain the far ends of the valance are tougher as there is very little room there for a quick release mechanism. I currently have a pair of cleco's in those spots which work but dont have the positive locking or small /low profile Im after.
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If you are asking if you can tow with the OE valance in place, Sorry it will not.
Because the orig. standard valance curves back under the car it actually covers the the suspension pickup points where he bracket mounts.

I had been playing with a way to more easily remove & reinstall any valance.
You have to unscrew 6 fasteners (4 in the Frunk 2 in the wheel wheels) the screws in the front trunk are easy and Dzus fasteners work perfectly there , but the two 6mm screws that retain the far ends of the valance are tougher as there is very little room there for a quick release mechanism. I currently have a pair of cleco's in those spots which work but dont have the positive locking or small /low profile Im after.


Darn it...that thing is awesome. Time to start looking for an aftermarket front valance!
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did this ever sell?
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