TJM Stealth 15,000 synthetic install

[pdxlc200]

My good buddy Justin @ Streamline Audio in Vancouver, WA helped me install my winch today. It took us about 2.5 hours and everything is working great! Justin and I are both members of NW Overland... so if you are in the Pacific NW check him out.

- Justin
- TJM bumper removal (notice the battery tray is separate than bumper)
- 15K Synthetic

 

[pdxlc200]

Part 2:

- Parts = non-solenoid control unit, fair-house, wired and wireless remotes, crazy hook
- Mount of control unit (used 2/3 copper links and 1-blue cable)
- Added ground cable, positive and negative cables (both 2 gauge and braided)

 

[pdxlc200]

Part 3:

- 1 cutoff switch (cable goes from battery to switch to winch)
- Flipped cutoff switch for 1st time to see if it all worked (notice the blue light)
- Ready to put the bumper back on!

 

[pdxlc200]

So I had actually bought a Warn Zeon 10-S and called Wes Carter @ TJM to ask if it would fit. He said it would, but the 10,000 was barely large enough for my rig if it got stuck in deep mud or the like... he then gave me a deal I cannot put in print for fear of being shot, so all I will say is if you are looking for a great winch, to reach out to him directly.

He's also having a big sale on LC200 specific gear.

Wes Carter
North America Sales Manager
4115 INDUS WAY, RIVERSIDE CA 92503
PH: 951-934-7150 FX: 951-737-1545

 

[jwestpro]

where are the photos of finished results?

Nice battery wiring layout

 

[THEROK]

Nice

 

[Expat93]

Let's see the finished results. Btw, love those wheels.


Regards,

Expat93 (Kevin)

 

[pdxlc200]

Here you go! Threw on a silver Factor 55 Pro Link. Also had to adjust my Radflo 2.5 coilovers (700 pound - 16 inch) about 3/4 an inch to maintain my 2.5 inch lift. Before there was 1/4 inch of thread showing.