What is the Distance Between Mounting Plates on Curt Jeep Wrangler Trailer Hitch 13432

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Can you tell me the distance in inches between the two mounting plates on this hitch receiver?

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I spoke with my contact at Curt about trailer hitch # 13432. The distance between the front and back mounting plates is 3-1/8 inches. This is a custom fit trailer hitch designed for 2007 to 2014 Jeep Wranglers, including Unlimited models. I have linked a video showing installation and a picture showing the measurement.

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Answer 2

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