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aFe 23-25 BMW M2 (G87) CONTROL Front / Rear Tow Hook - Black
$104.00
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$104.00
$104.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- aFe
- SKU
- AFE450-502004-B
- Shipping weight
- 3.1 lb
Add aggressive styling, and useful functionality to your G87 M2 with aFe Control’s tow hook. Its sleek design not only looks great but is strong enough to safely winch your car onto a tow truck or get towed trackside if the need arises. Our tow hook can be installed in the front or rear of the vehicle. Our BMW specific CNC machined stem and loop is made of 4130 steel. The stem is black zinc coated for corrosion resistance. The loop is powder coated Black (Blue, Gray, and Red are available). This is not a universal tow hook. The stem was specifically designed for the G87 M2 and the length was carefully determined to fit both front and rear bumper. Both the stem and bolt threads are pre-coated with Vibra-tite threadlocker. This keeps your tow hook from loosening due to vibration. The special threadlocker is designed to remain flexible, removable, and reusable.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-2026 | BMW | M2 | Base |
- Fits Both Front and Rear Bumper, Requires No Modifications
- Threads are pre-coated with Vibra-tite Threadlocker
- CNC Machined, 4130 Steel Construction
- Grade 10.9 Hardware included
- Durable Black Powder Coat
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