i have a chance of a cheap grand vitara tow bar with a removeable tow ball, trouble is i have a 4u2 vitara, so my question is would it fit or could it be made to fit easily with just some new chassis brackets.
the removeable towball type would be better so i could take it off when off roading.
anyone have a clue, or the next question is anyone got a cheap vit tow bar?
thanks in advance
shaun
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Re: vit tow bar
Are you after the removable ball hitch or does your Vitara not have a tow hitch and frame? Most tow hitches I've seen are held on with two bolts and can be easily swapped from one vehicle to another if they're got the subframe fitted to the chassis.plugspanner wrote:i have a chance of a cheap grand vitara tow bar with a removeable tow ball, trouble is i have a 4u2 vitara, so my question is would it fit or could it be made to fit easily with just some new chassis brackets.
the removeable towball type would be better so i could take it off when off roading.
anyone have a clue, or the next question is anyone got a cheap vit tow bar?
thanks in advance
shaun
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Re: vit tow bar
You just missed on o. EBay local to me sold for £26!! I just picked one up for mine for £20!
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i have no frame just the bolt holes in the chassis, so it needs to be established if the gv has a wider chassis i suppose.
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Re: vit tow bar
I've got a 2005 Grand vitara 1600. It had a chrome bar on it when I brought it, but I replaced that with a home made jobbie so the customers at work could hit it like they do on my SJ 
Here's the measurements I took from that bar
Here's the measurements I took from that bar
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Re: vit tow bar
thanks
very usefull
shaun
very usefull
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Re: vit tow bar
ive got a vit towbar cheap enough but postage would prob make it too expensive
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yes that is the trouble with the big lumps of metal the bars are quite cheap but the getting hold of it is a lot higher than i wanted sadly.
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Re: vit tow bar
i now know that the gv towbar will not fit
the chassis seems to be wider on the gv by about 60mm sadly
oh well keep on looking
shaun
the chassis seems to be wider on the gv by about 60mm sadly
oh well keep on looking
shaun
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Re: vit tow bar
could you not just fit a standard vitara towbar & unbolt the towball when you not using it ???