Ideas - For Good Quality Cheap Winch and Tyres

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Jonathan_Ferguson

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Such as the Brawn XR-8000 for Australian $990.00 :cheers:

Also, When I eventually sell the BJ40 It'll free up some money so I'll be able to buy some Full Sick Tyres and Rims. :bounce:
The Rims would be 16x8 RockCrawler with 4.25" from ProComp for $130.00 each
The Tyres I'm looking at getting is the Silverstone MT-117 Sport 285/75 R16 - Any ideas of other Tyres? :princess:
 
sorry the 8000 here are cheeper here try again ?
 
Warn 8,000 lbs. $636.00 = Australian$912.61 :censor: Wish they were that cheap in Australia, Which is why I'm considering the Brawn. Also in the Brawn's favour is that it's Impoter/Distibutor and their Retail Shop is nearby to where I live. :princess:
http://www.roadlessgear.com/page/RGL/PROD/R/WM8000

In regards to Tyres, I've looked at American Internet Sites for the Price of the Mickey Thompson Baja Claw and the Interco Bogger in a 33" which both are about USA$200 = Australian$286.99 :censor: When I can get the Silverstone MT-117 Sport from Chappel Corner Tyre Service for $240.00 each fitted(got this price less than an hour ago). :cheers:
 
toynado said:
dunlop makes a dam cheap nice offroad tire
dunlop makes very nice tires
35x12/50 is WAY under $150
The Dunlop MT1 is only availible for 15" Rims and the biggest Tyre is a 32x11.5
The Dunlop MT2 is availible in a 285/75 R16, But is a ordinary pretend Mud Tyre

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My only other option for a real 33" Mud Tyre is the Simex Jungle Trekker II in a 33x10.5 16. - Shame the Extreme Trekker is'nt availible in a 33. :bounce:
 
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For the mean time I'll swap the 205R16 on Split Rims from the Hilux onto the Landcruiser, Then put the Silverstone AT-117 31x10.5 R15 on -13mm Offset 15x7 Rims onto the Hilux.

I was going to also buy a
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and a
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, Aswell as a
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first anyway. :popcorn:
 
The Brawn 8000 shows a permanent magnent motor... not the most reliable motor design for a winch that will be seeing some good heat cycles. I'd steer clear! Series wound motors are what you should be looking for, nearly all winches use em'.
 
i seen the 8000 in the 4x4 truck mag today there for around 380 i think on sale?
 

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