2013 Jeep JK Rubicon. Saying hello. Need assistance.
#1
JK Newbie
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2013 Jeep JK Rubicon. Saying hello. Need assistance.
Evening everyone and I'm hoping someone will help me with coming up with some AEV Tabs for flat towing. We purchased the 13 JK Rubi in 2015. We upgraded a few things here and there and just got done doing a AEV front bumper premium install. A full 3.5" SC AEV lift is next.
We normally tow our vehicle...hoping someone has made up a file for the no longer available AEV tow tabs.
Thanks
Here's a few pics.
A trip to South Dakota Custer State Park, Badlands National Park, Devil's Tower, Mt. Rushmore. Had a great time. Here is what Im looking for. Please no comments about our set up....it tows just fine. Lol!
Here are the tabs we are looking for. Hoping we don't havet to go back to a tow bar. Thanks.
We normally tow our vehicle...hoping someone has made up a file for the no longer available AEV tow tabs.
Thanks
Here's a few pics.
A trip to South Dakota Custer State Park, Badlands National Park, Devil's Tower, Mt. Rushmore. Had a great time. Here is what Im looking for. Please no comments about our set up....it tows just fine. Lol!
Here are the tabs we are looking for. Hoping we don't havet to go back to a tow bar. Thanks.
#2
JK Super Freak
Welcome to the forum... my best guess would be to go to a local machine shop and have them cut them for you. Or...call AEV and see if they have any laying around?
#3
JK Newbie
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Update
Thanks for the update..
I called AEV engineering. I also called Blue Ox. Shared photos. According to their sources...they have never made tabs.
Any body have Any
I called AEV engineering. I also called Blue Ox. Shared photos. According to their sources...they have never made tabs.
Any body have Any
#4
JK Newbie
Your pics come from this post, it seems they were custom made.
https://expeditionportal.com/forum/t...bumper.142038/
https://expeditionportal.com/forum/t...bumper.142038/
#5
JK Jedi
Considering those are essentially just thick flatstock with a couple holes drilled in em they should be super easy for someone to fabricate if you have a machine shop around. Since you're asking the question it's safe to presume you can't fabricate them yourself. What I would do in that situation is just make a cardboard template of what you need and take it to a shop and ask if they can make you a couple of each. You're not talking a shape that has to be exact, but between the bumper and the shape of the towbar attaching you should be able to form something really close out of cardboard to take in somewhere. Then you're just talking couple bolts and a couple spacers in between the flatstock.
#6
JK Newbie
Thread Starter
Considering those are essentially just thick flatstock with a couple holes drilled in em they should be super easy for someone to fabricate if you have a machine shop around. Since you're asking the question it's safe to presume you can't fabricate them yourself. What I would do in that situation is just make a cardboard template of what you need and take it to a shop and ask if they can make you a couple of each. You're not talking a shape that has to be exact, but between the bumper and the shape of the towbar attaching you should be able to form something really close out of cardboard to take in somewhere. Then you're just talking couple bolts and a couple spacers in between the flatstock.
#7
JK Jedi
This thread seems to have attracted the spammers and they can get relentless once attached to a specific thread for whatever reason. I don't think there's a whole lot more help we can provide to the OP so I'm going to close the thread to further posts. We can re-open it if requested.