Poison Spyder 45-42-010 | Bumper D-Ring Mount

Part Number

45-42-010

D-Ring Shackle Tab; Made Of Bare Metal; CNC Machined From 1 in. Thick Plate Steel; Accepts 3/4 in. D-Ring Shackle / Sold By The Piece

$42.99

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Details

The Poison Spyder D-Ring Shackle Tab allows fabricators to easily add a super-tough recovery attachment point to any structural member of the vehicle. CNC machined from 1 thick plate steel, these Shackle Tabs feature chamfered edges for maximum weld penetration and a quality, finished appearance. The tab is specifically designed to accept a 3/4 D-ring shackle.

BRAND: Poison Spyder

FEATURES:

Allow To Easily Add Super-Tough Recovery Attachment Point
D-Ring Shackle Tab
D-Ring Shackle Tab; Made Of Bare Metal; CNC Machined From 1 in. Thick Plate Steel; Accepts 3/4 in. D-Ring Shackle / Sold By The Piece;
Feature Chamfered Edges For Maximum Weld Penetration
Quality Finished Appearance
D-RING SHACKLE TAB

SPECIFICS:

WARNING CA Proposition 65	Yes
WARNING CA Proposition 65 Message	WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

WARRANTY TIME: 60 Months

Product Questions (5)

Customer Questions

What is the purpose of a bumper in a car?

The purpose of a bumper in a car is to absorb and distribute impact energy during collisions, protecting the vehicle's occupants and reducing damage to the vehicle's structure.

Does PartsHawk carry Bumpers for Jeep Wranglers?

Yes, PartsHawk does carry bumpers for Jeep Wranglers

What is the difference between a bumper and a fender?

A bumper is a protective component located at the front and rear of a vehicle, designed to absorb impact during collisions and minimize damage. A fender, on the other hand, is a body panel that covers the wheel well area and protects the vehicle from road debris and splashes.

What are the signs of a damaged or worn-out bumper?

Signs of a damaged or worn-out bumper include visible dents, cracks, scratches, misalignment, loose or hanging parts, and reduced effectiveness in absorbing impacts.

Can bumpers be repaired?

Yes, bumpers can often be repaired, depending on the extent of the damage and the type of bumper material.