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I had decided to replace my years old steel cable with a synthetic line from Geurock courtesy of Macs4x4products. My cable had seen it’s fair share of work over the years and all the winching that I did after Hurricane Ivan slammed the gulf coast really took it’s toll on the cable, kinks, and busted strands were evident on the cable, so it was time to replace it. I started looking into synthetic winch lines and a little shocked at the price for them. I deal with a lot of line working at a Port Operations so went looking for alternatives. My preferred winch line would have been the X-line from Off Road Only. I decided to go with a synthetic line from Geurock. This is 5/16” Technora line by Twaron.
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Parts: (2) Line protector sleeves, Blue |
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N-m | Ft. Lbs. | In. Lbs. | |
Rear Bumper Bolt | 67 | 50 | -- |
Rear Tow Hook Bolt | 67 | 50 | -- |
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