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modifying bullbar for winch

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modifying bullbar for winch

Post by tuff4runner »

was just wondering how hard is it to change a non winch bar for an 80 series in to a himount compatable bar? cheers anthony
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Post by beinthemud »

Steel bar ?
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Post by tuff4runner »

yeah a steel bar!!! lol cheers has anyone done it?
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Post by InSanE »

I did it on my GQ mate with just a standard steel bar i cut the top off the centre of the bar and welded a winch cradle inside the steel bar that i made from 6mm plate it was on the car for 2 years with allot of hard winching and was perfect never had a problem with it

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