Mopar Off-Road Bumper with XRC-8 Winch
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Mopar Off-Road Bumper with XRC-8 Winch
Just installed the Mopar off-road bumper with and a Smittybuilt XRC-8 Comp winch. The winch came with the synthetic line. Total cost for everything was $950, and took around 4 hours to install.
For reference, I have a 2.5" Rough Country BB. The only thing I'm not happy with is that my rake is now even worse. I'm considering adding a leveling space up front, but since I'm already at 2.5", I'm not sure if I can without having to mod my driveshaft.
For reference, I have a 2.5" Rough Country BB. The only thing I'm not happy with is that my rake is now even worse. I'm considering adding a leveling space up front, but since I'm already at 2.5", I'm not sure if I can without having to mod my driveshaft.
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just wondering i have the same synthetic winch line how did you get the hook on there? did you un strand the line and hook in through then re strand it again i know there was a way to do it just not sure how
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first of all, looks great!-second-you'll be fine adding the spacer, all you'll be doing is reclaiming the lost inches you already had with the b.b.-no additional. If by chance you gain a 1/4 or so, there's no dr.shaft probs at all-measure how much "loss" there was by adding the mods, and get the appropriate spacer, ie., 3/4 or 1 in., etc...
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