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Rujonesfamily
Two of these have now been purchased (1 for both jeeps). It will be my go to for my next jeep too.
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NW JLU Guy
This winch plate was an easy installation, the whole start to finish time was 2 hours. The hardware that was supplied needed to be replaced with longer bolts, but were easy to find at the local auto parts store. This looks great installed!
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WyOverland
Went in easy enough, looks nice. I mounted a X20 10k to it, it is a tight fit but works well.
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Dangerous Dave
I’d totally buy this plate again. I’ve seen reviews elsewhere complaining about the fit and I don’t see it. Only issue I had was the fair lead bolts were too short for the hawse fair lead I used. Other than that, everything lined up great and it’s a nice, 1/4 inch steel unit. I like how it bolts the fairlead section of the bumper and ties it into a structural unit, integrating the bumper, the plate and the frame horns. Tips:: get two 7/16x2.25 or 2.5 grade 8 bolts if you’re running a thicker fairlead. Also, for the bolts you’re taking out for the factory block-off, don’t reuse the speed nuts. Go get five 8mmx1.25 flange nuts. You’ll thank me later.
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Kellen
Not even close was were the holes for the winch plate for the factory JL bumper. Did anyone even try this before it went into production? I’m in the process of trying to putting my own holes in but with my limited tools I’m probably going to huck this worthless piece of steel off a bridge. I do not plan to EVER purchase another one of Rock Hard’s products again. I’m adding a picture of how far off this thing is. Included is a picture of how far off the holes were off.
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