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Also one more question [MENTION=17736]AddictedOffroad[/MENTION] i was speaking to another member last night and he asked me if the winch had to be installed at the same time the bumper was being mounted up of could it be installed after? Thanks

Typically, you can carefully pull the grill on some models. On 4th gens, it can be installed on the vehicle. I will tell you its easier off the rig though.
 
Scott, Any updates on the 4th gen 06-09 bumpers?

Also did you get my e mail about one of your Trail Gear Optima battery box? Ill need one for my dual battery set up.
 
Scott, Any updates on the 4th gen 06-09 bumpers?

Also did you get my e mail about one of your Trail Gear Optima battery box? Ill need one for my dual battery set up.

I am still cutting on the bumpers out. Starting on the 4th gens today. I will cut several of them, and then we have an 06' coming in a week or two to get test fit. We will make the adjustments on it, and get it ready to go.
 
A man in a big brown truck dropped this off at my front door today. :biggrin1:

Now I'm really fired up to get the new bumper on the rig.

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A man in a big brown truck dropped this off at my front door today. :biggrin1:

Now I'm really fired up to get the new bumper on the rig.

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Nice:thumb: I was literally just shopping online all last night for winches! Still can't decide :frusty: This may be a dumb question but can you swap out the the steel rope for synthetic on any winch ?
 
What do you guys think about this one made by super winch, do you think this would work/fit [MENTION=17736]AddictedOffroad[/MENTION]

Superwinch, LLC - Tiger Shark 9500 SR - 9500 lbs/12V Synthetic Rope

Hey NYC, I spent hours doing winch research and read a lot of good things about Superwinch and most people seem to be very happy with them. I believe most winches can be switched to a synthentic but have read about drum heat as a possible issue with some models so you may want to look into that if you plan to go that route. Another brand that got a lot of good reviews was the Engo lineup so check those out too.

Since my Runner is in the outdoor mountain environment all year and our trails are pretty rocky I decided to stick with a good old reliable steel cable. The M8000 I bought is nothing fancy, but has a long-term proven track record and that is what I wanted more than anything.
 
Nice:thumb: I was literally just shopping online all last night for winches! Still can't decide :frusty: This may be a dumb question but can you swap out the the steel rope for synthetic on any winch ?

It really depends on the drum. I would suggest buying a winch with synthetic line from the factory versus adding the line after.

I am currently running a TJM winch which has been awesome. I ran a Engo winch on my LandRover which was solid, but it was a slower & louder than my TJM, but it was cheaper.

MikeMarker offers a Scout winch with synthetic line for a good price. That superwinch you linked too is also decent, especially for the price!
 
There is a warn m8000 for sale in the classifieds with synthetic line for real cheap.

I'd buy that right away if I was looking for a winch.

I have my warn vr10000 and switched to synthetic after the 3rd time out wheeling. Really fubar the line since I didn't know wtf I was doing.
 

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