[VooDoo__K]

Finally my search is over, I found an easy to install trailer hitch!
It's from Curt Mfg. http://curtmfg.com/
You do not have to drop anything; it slides between your exhaust and body.
CLASS 2.5
did not add wiring.
just wanted hitch for a bike rack and cargo carrier.
Bike rack is from Sportworks.

 

[sobamanismo]

planning on a tow hitch myself soon. I've read the threads for Hidden Hitch and Draw-Tite vs the Dealer version. How does this compare do you think?

How much was it? (PM me if you would rather).

Thanks

 

[wa4qfy]

Finally my search is over, I found an easy to install trailer hitch!
It's from Curt Mfg. http://curtmfg.com/
You do not have to drop anything; it slides between your exhaust and body.
CLASS 2.5
did not add wiring.
just wanted hitch for a bike rack and cargo carrier.
Bike rack is from Sportworks.

Personally, I like mine and it was pretty easy to install.
Search on the site for "Curt" there is about 15 threads with various topic.

Here is a bunch of pictures I took while installing the curt hitch and the Nissan wiring harness.
Click Here

Here was the finished product... (less the connector mounted)

 

[VooDoo__K]

Curt hitch

That is the same one that I installed.
my pictures did not show up!?
have problems attaching pics.
voodoo

 

[wa4qfy]

Re: Curt hitch

That is the same one that I installed.
my pictures did not show up!?
have problems attaching pics.
voodoo

There are at many ways to attach images to a page, here are a couple.

First is to use the "Attach file"

I think this might be the way you used (most people do), But you have to make
sure that the file is no bigger than 1mb, Second, it has to be one of the acceptable
type. So if it's a TIFF, it would not take it.

The next is if the image is located on a website on the net (like I do), then you
can link to the image (first line), or link to that page that contain the image,
display a thumbnail image on the forum site, my post two back...

I hope this helps...