EPSi2FKR
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Update 10/7/21:
It’s October, tow hook had to go on, did a bit more Dremeling and final result:
May take take a little more off the right side in the future. But no rubbing at the moment and I’m happy with it. I took mgilbert’s advise and took the “hook” part off and it totally helped! Had to turn the hook around to get better access to the bolt…can’t show off that sweet Raceseng R now ??
Update 9/14/21:
After two weeks of butt-kicking work, I finally had time off to do something fun and cut the 20/21 vents. Roughly measured and marked it with sharpie. Used a red hot box cutter via blow torch to make the first cuts. The cutting went well but wasn’t even close to enough. So, the new markings in green is what I recommend. The only visible part is the curve is at the top. The additional green on the right side needed to be taken off because it rubbed the tow hook bracket. The sharpie outside the green didn’t need to come off and left a little gap.
So, after more box cutter and Dremeling this is the result.
Could probably take a little more off the top, but it’s good enough for now. I probably clean it up when I change out to the tow hook for the next event in October.
Original post:
Anyone put in a front tow hook in these newer models or have any advice? Thanks!
It’s October, tow hook had to go on, did a bit more Dremeling and final result:
May take take a little more off the right side in the future. But no rubbing at the moment and I’m happy with it. I took mgilbert’s advise and took the “hook” part off and it totally helped! Had to turn the hook around to get better access to the bolt…can’t show off that sweet Raceseng R now ??
Update 9/14/21:
After two weeks of butt-kicking work, I finally had time off to do something fun and cut the 20/21 vents. Roughly measured and marked it with sharpie. Used a red hot box cutter via blow torch to make the first cuts. The cutting went well but wasn’t even close to enough. So, the new markings in green is what I recommend. The only visible part is the curve is at the top. The additional green on the right side needed to be taken off because it rubbed the tow hook bracket. The sharpie outside the green didn’t need to come off and left a little gap.
So, after more box cutter and Dremeling this is the result.
Could probably take a little more off the top, but it’s good enough for now. I probably clean it up when I change out to the tow hook for the next event in October.
Original post:
Anyone put in a front tow hook in these newer models or have any advice? Thanks!
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