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do i need 24volt for a winch

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do i need 24volt for a winch

Post by tuff4runner »

do i need 24volt for a winch? i have a 91 4runner 2.8 trubo
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no
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Post by dow50r »

but it helps....a 24v winch will pull stronger than a 12v one with a snatchy.
I know some comp doods run 24v on their 12v highmounts :) boy do they winch fast....
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Post by DNA Off Road »

Unless you are competing you don’t need to run 24V. There are other upgrades you can do to improve speed and reliability before that. I take it you have a high mount to start with? If so then Albright solenoids, 6HP Warn motor and upgraded wiring will do wonders.

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