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Theres not really a place for a winch or tow hooks on my '96 bronco. I was thinking a bull bar mounts to the frame and I could mount the hooks and winch to the bull bar right? Also if anyone has pictures of this setup that would be great.
I have the A Warn Transformer on mine. Provides very solid mounting to frame around the bumper, but sticks out kind far past our long nose. May be able to see in my gallery I am not sure. But plenty strong have made good use of it. Price wise a custom bumper would likely be a couple hundred more but I have wished I would have gone that route, just because of the over-hang, but I already spent the $$$ once hard to justify a second time.
i'm jacking my own thread! I heard that 33 X 12.50 will fit without a lift, is that true and also are my stock wheels wide enough or do I need different wheels?
i'm jacking my own thread! I heard that 33 X 12.50 will fit without a lift, is that true and also are my stock wheels wide enough or do I need different wheels?
Man you did jack this thread. Do a search, " tire size" this is the most talked about subject their is.
Someone told me to get a reciever hitch for the front and put the winch on that. I seen the bumpers they make with the winch brackets and they're ugly and expensive. I really want to go off roading but have never done it and don't know what my bronco is capable of and don't want to get stuck and not get unstuck.
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