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winching down axles

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winching down axles

Post by bad_religion_au »

Ok for the rock crawling guys, how often do you cinch down your front axle and rear independantly.

i was thinking of designing a single winch system to pull both ends down at once, i guess i want to know, how much more useful is independant control, vs just sucking the whole rig down
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Post by "CANADA" »

are you thinking of building a buggy?
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Post by bad_religion_au »

MADZUKI wrote:are you thinking of building a buggy?
long term yes, but if i did that i'd put the winch front and rear. this is for the 40
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Post by Surfection »

I wouldn't bother unless you've got an untrapped coil setup or 1/4 illeptic leaf setup. I tend to set mine with about an inch of slack above ride height front and rear and leave it at that. If I feel myself getting hung up or am about to go through a big crossed up section I'll let them out for additional wheel travel. I wouldn't want them to be off the one switch.
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Post by Rhett »

Id only puit it on the nose for when climbing to stop your springs pushing you away from the surface
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Post by pongo »

COuld it be used to hold a 3/4 setup in the rear ?
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