Westin Bull Bars Should Not Conflict with Front Mount Hitches

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will a Westin Bull Bar work with this front hitch? Were does the receiver opening exit the front of the vehicle?

asked by: Jack

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The Westin Bull Bars should not conflict with the front mount hitches at all. The receiver opening on the Curt Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver, part # 33328, will sit behind a small opening in the front fascia already present on your vehicle. The hole is too small right now, so you will have to enlarge the hole a bit. If you would like to view the installation instructions for the hitch, please click on the Instructions link. There is a link on the page with the hitch to the installation instructions.

expert reply by: Andi

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Westin Bull Bars Should Not Conflict with Front Mount Hitches

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