Behold the Shrockworks Winch Bumper!!!
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adio3x
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Nikon D300 + Nikon 24-70 2.8
Titanpat57
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Great bumper...thrilled for you...:thumb3:
joneseyyy
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Patience is a virtue I don't possess...going to be a rough ~11 weeks.
adio3x
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I'll get some more detailed pictures of the gaps tomorrow, its a minimal gap.
It'll go by quickly!
mikey's2010SR5
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So you were the first. God Damn You! Well I know how I am spending my tax return!!!!!!
joneseyyy
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I'd love to get your review of that winch when you get a chance to use it. The price point is attractive, especially with synthetic line. I am thinking I'll either go with a Warn VR or entry-level Superwinch + viking synthetic but those options will be more expensive (thinking is that while I will only use the winch maybe a few times a year, it HAS to be dependable).
Also, do you plan on relocating your license plate? Trying to figure out a way to mount mine that doesn't have it sticking up so high.
Also, do you plan on relocating your license plate? Trying to figure out a way to mount mine that doesn't have it sticking up so high.
Alt Freak
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Can you take a picture showing the accessibility to operate the winch? I find that with a bumper where the winch is somewhat hidden, it can make operating scary since you have to reach in the bumper to some degree, and there's the possibility of getting your hand taken off by the winch :wow:
adio3x
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Ok I've driven 200 miles with this bumper on. I can definately feel the weight when making turns. Normal city driving doesn't feel any different, besides making those turns. The bumper did settle and dropped about 1inch, I haven't had time to adjust my coils yet. Now on the hwy, it does feel a little sluggish around 60+ mph.
Now onto more pics!
Just added front 3/4 D Shackles & LF blue covers. I'm thinking of relocating the licence plate to underneath the fairlead. Might have to use some industrial doublesided tape to fix it in place.
Headlight trim gap
This is how you access the winch, I had to get a custom bracket made for the control box, but this is where the remote plugs into.
Clutch release down below
Fogs & DRL
Fender gap
The linings were previously hacked up by myself due to rubbing. Couldn't do much with them after the bumper was put on.
LF on!
Now onto more pics!
Just added front 3/4 D Shackles & LF blue covers. I'm thinking of relocating the licence plate to underneath the fairlead. Might have to use some industrial doublesided tape to fix it in place.
Headlight trim gap
This is how you access the winch, I had to get a custom bracket made for the control box, but this is where the remote plugs into.
Clutch release down below
Fogs & DRL
Fender gap
The linings were previously hacked up by myself due to rubbing. Couldn't do much with them after the bumper was put on.
LF on!
KCcarguy
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It's always good to have larger meat upfront.
adio3x
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Thanks man! The hardest part about the grill is the tabs under the headlamps. Just wear work gloves and pull as hard as you can, it might feel like its going to break, but once you hear the tabs pop, its good to go lol.
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