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I made several pairs of these tie down loops that fit a VW IRS car. They mount on the lower shock bolt and provide the perfect place to tie the car down if hauling. Allows the car's suspension to move when hauling on a rough trailer! 1/4" thick steel.
$48.00 - includes (2) loops and shipping to US. PayPal preferred.
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Great idea - better than bending tie rod ends or light plastic car flying off a trailer. New cars all have those screw in tow eyes front and rear - noting on older cars though.
Scoot Sebastian made me a set of those when I put the new transmission in and they work great.
I still have several pairs of these loops. If any member would like a pair, I will be glad to sell for 38.00/pr, shipped to the US.
James
Please note: These loops only fit on the rear of the car and I have only used them on an IRS car. I use tire basket type tie downs on the front of my car.
I still have several pair if anyone is interested.
James
Will these tie downs work on a 1963 356/?
Ben,
If it is an original 356 and has a swing axle, I do not think they will fit. These are designed to fit VW IRS lower shock mounts. If you send me a picture, I can confirm.
James
What do you think?
h line the pictures you have posted.
I'll bet they'd hit the wheels on a 356. I'd get different ones. Also, on a swing axle you don't want to cross the rear straps, the rear end will jack up.
Ben,
I think Danny is correct above. They will not fit. Not only will they interfere with the tire, they are shaped to fit the IRS shock mount in such a way to prevent rotating on the stud. Thank for the inquiry and sorry they will not work.
Here is something that may work:
http://www.rennline.com/Rennli...f-2/productinfo/E04/
James
Thank you James for the reply, I think the Reenline hooks will work, I will post again after I install them.
Those are pretty cool!
Could you use them to pull the car out of a jam.
I have had my car platform hauled ,unfortunately a few times and they use cotton wheel wraps on it but I wonder if that would do the same but be easier to attach to the platform... always pays to be ready.
Ray,
Not sure if your question is for me or if you are referring to the Rennline loops. Mine attach to the rear, lower shock mounts on an IRS car. Very secure. Great for a solid tie down point.
James
It was for you so all I would need is to get bolts that are longer and a lock washer.
Ben Cherbonnier posted:Ben Cherbonnier posted:Thank you James for the reply, I think the Reenline hooks will work, I will post again after I install them.
Reenline 60 degree, installed in 5 minutes
