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New Warn 9.0R
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New Warn 9.0R
http://www.warn.com/truck/9.0R_winch.shtml
http://www.rockcrawler.com/techreports/ ... /index.asp
Very small drum on it but it looks the goods
The warn contingency program is a good incentive to be running a warn winch if rock crawling in the US. Pity there isn't a similar thing here, unless i haven't heard of it.
http://www.rockcrawler.com/techreports/ ... /index.asp
Very small drum on it but it looks the goods
The warn contingency program is a good incentive to be running a warn winch if rock crawling in the US. Pity there isn't a similar thing here, unless i haven't heard of it.
Here is a bit more info on the winch
Looks good to me
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... light=warn
Looks good to me
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... light=warn
What's the big deal with this?
In the UK challenge scene fitting wider drums to 8274s seems to be the current trend. can't see having less drum capacity as an advantage?
Mind those new 6HP motors do give a new lease of life to our old 8274s
In the UK challenge scene fitting wider drums to 8274s seems to be the current trend. can't see having less drum capacity as an advantage?
Mind those new 6HP motors do give a new lease of life to our old 8274s
Trev :)
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Mainly for rock crawling. Where you dont usually have to winch 100's of metreslr90 wrote:What's the big deal with this?
In the UK challenge scene fitting wider drums to 8274s seems to be the current trend. can't see having less drum capacity as an advantage?
Mind those new 6HP motors do give a new lease of life to our old 8274s
In comp crawling you may only have to winch for a short distance and only then as a recovery if the vehicle is on its roof.
Smaller drum = less wire = less weight
You can't get em for either love nor money....
Seen the one on Cheezy's buggy ( looks trick ). Apparently he has the only one in the country. Only Warn sponsored hardcore rock crawlers (buggies) can get em....
Seen the one on Cheezy's buggy ( looks trick ). Apparently he has the only one in the country. Only Warn sponsored hardcore rock crawlers (buggies) can get em....
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'92 Surf 2.4 TD 5 speed.
More Boost, Intercooled),
Body & sup lifts, 31x10.5 Simex M/Ts (Bigger soon) & Big Boomin Stereo!
More to come when the $$$$ sum.....
'92 Surf 2.4 TD 5 speed.
More Boost, Intercooled),
Body & sup lifts, 31x10.5 Simex M/Ts (Bigger soon) & Big Boomin Stereo!
More to come when the $$$$ sum.....
I have tried too get another one into OZ but without luck. I also have been told if I brake it my nuts will be cut off as only sponcered crawlers in the US can get them. For more Info about them contact Lockee at Atico in Vic.
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The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it.
The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it.
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