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Have a Wrangler Rubicon Hard Rock, X, 75th Anniversary, 10A, or a Recon and want to keep your stock bumper? We can help make it even cooler!
Our winch plate is designed to work with your stock special edition wrangler bumper. • CNC cut and formed from 3/16" Steel.
• Bolt-On Application
• Requires cutting the stock vacuum pump bracket
• Includes Vacuum Pump Bracket
• Includes Fairlead Mounting Bracket (centered & offset)
• Includes mounting hardware
• Includes JcrOffroad Sticker
• Hand built in the USA!
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Q Erik • 10/23/2020, 3:08:18 AM Will I need to cut anything to install this to my 2017 Jeep recon?
A 10/26/2020, 4:24:49 PM Yes, trimming will be required. Please see step 4 of the install document.
Q Victor • 11/05/2020, 8:26:10 AM Do I need to also purchase a fairlead separately?
A 11/10/2020, 5:08:21 PM Yes, or one should come with your winch as well.
Q Devin June • 11/13/2020, 11:28:11 AM Will this work on a 2012?
A 11/16/2020, 10:00:05 AM It will work with all the 10a and Hardrock OEM steel bumpers.
Q Devin June • 11/13/2020, 1:52:53 PM Will this work on a 2012 work the JK10A bumper?
A 11/16/2020, 10:00:05 AM It will work with all the 10a and Hardrock OEM steel bumpers.
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Dave Cox (Edmond,OK) | July 15th, 2021
I bought this for a 2018 Rubicon Recon. The fit and finish is outstanding. The motor relocation bracket mounting was a breeze although I dont think I actually needed to use it. I mounted a Warm VR8000 and there was plenty of room on the driver side. I would highly recommend this product to anyone wanting to easily mount and install a winch.
Brian (Virginia) | March 23rd, 2020
Just a small "but". If you've got the electronic disconnect for the sway bar the bushing holding it in place is in the way of fully mounting the plate. I had to mildly relocate it, and probably did it stupidly. Be prepared to either notch something or relocate that motor out of the way. Other than that, everything went smoothly. If my winch weren't quite so big (q9000 from Quadratec) I think the relocation of the vacuum pump would have been trivial.
