Please help!!!!!!
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From: Lima, ny
Originally Posted by 09jku
Ok thank you everyone! I like to say " f#%* you lift kit! I finally kicked your ass! " lol hours in it was about 8 and now after work Tomarrow will be the task of a RC stubby bumper with my warm 9.5 ti winch! Wish me luck I hope this goes smoother lol. Btw the lift came out great and rides great!!! :-) (0 ||||| 0)
Originally Posted by carolinajk
absolutly nothing beats the feeling you get from doing it yourself ! good job , on your winch install make SURE the cables are secure and dont rub ANYWHERE , put split hose around the positive if you have to. you would be amazed how fast cables can rub through , i have seen equipment BTFU from rubbed through battery cables causing shorts . again congrats on you job well done
I have the rc stubby hybrid and warn vr8000. The bumper install is quick and easy, but i will say don't use a "L" shaped Allen key for installing the end cap bolts...the nuts they supply are very though to get threaded initially if you're using the Allen key. Get yourself a "t" handle Allen wrench or a bit the proper size that you can put in a ratchet it will help a lot. Also make sure you use the proper grade bolts for mounting your winch to the plate
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From: Colorado
Originally Posted by efan450
Good advice here^^^
I have the rc stubby hybrid and warn vr8000. The bumper install is quick and easy, but i will say don't use a "L" shaped Allen key for installing the end cap bolts...the nuts they supply are very though to get threaded initially if you're using the Allen key. Get yourself a "t" handle Allen wrench or a bit the proper size that you can put in a ratchet it will help a lot. Also make sure you use the proper grade bolts for mounting your winch to the plate
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From: Colorado
Originally Posted by 09jku
Thanks I will :-)