IndyCherokee

I have a '98 Cherokee that i need to add some recovery points to and i'm not sure what i'm looking for is still being made. I know you can get the brackets and tow hooks for the front but I'd rather have d rings if possible. I saw high country made them but they are out of business, Rusty's did but they don't show them on there site any more and c4x4 doesnt have them on their site either. Any one know if you can still buy such a thing?

Here is what i'm wanting:

Ianf406

Rutsy's has these. I'm sure you could find a way to get the D-rings on there instead?

http://www.rustysoffroad.com/vehicle...ok-kit-xj.html

Ianf406

Sorry, just re-read and saw you knew about the hooks.. Ill keep looking

IndyCherokee

haha thanks. I think my googlefu is weak tonight i'm striking out. I may try and make something but I'm not a machinist and have limited equipment.

jtodaro

Found this thread, I like ALOT, but am like you in that I have limited equipment to attempt this.

http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f11/s...lates-1125870/

IndyCherokee

Ya i like that idea but i dont think the stock bumper is a good place to mount it on. I'm fine with running the tow hook mounts that you can find any where but i cant find anything that would attach to that to fit a d ring. I've found picture and old threads with d ring mounts but nothing currently being sold.

jtodaro

Found something else. Looks like they took the "tow hook" bracket, and created a bottom bar stock mount for the D Rings.

http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f11/d...ml#post9128932

94XjSport94

Front hitch? Put in a D ring holder lol

XJ Stryker

I have the high country ones and love them.


I also like the detours backbone system if you are trying to maintain a stock bumper.

jeepboy4life

http://www.rustysoffroad.com/vehicle...n-shackle.html

you have to buy them extra but these will work with the brackets that come with the tow hooks. this is most likely what im gunna do

Irongrave

i have the high country ones as well been debating seeing if I could get some one to make the locally here

Ianf406

Yea best bet might be to go to your local welding/offroad shop and have them make you one up. I had no luck haha

djlarroc

Slimgoaty

iron rock offroad has d-ring mounts available for their front recovery system. I have it and its awesome. Stiffens the frame and helps protect your radiator and what not.

They also come with hooks, takes all of about 29 seconds to change them out to whichever you want at the time.

IndyCherokee

Thats awesome. I'm going to look in to that iron rock set up i like that alot.