Nissan Frontier and Pathfinder owners, your time has finally come. ARB 4×4 Accessories, manufacturer of purpose engineered 4×4 parts, distributed worldwide, is proud to announce the release of the Nissan Frontier and Pathfinder ARB combination winch bar.
Manufactured from high quality steel then finished in a durable satin black powder coat finish, the ARB Combination Bar to suit the Nissan Frontier and Pathfinder is Continue reading “ARB Front Bumper / Bull Bar Nissan Frontier ’05 – ’08 & Pathfinder ’05 – ’07”
ARB – Front Bumper Winch Bar – Nissan Frontier 2005 – ’08
Nissan Frontier and Pathfinder owners, your time has finally come. ARB 4×4 Accessories, manufacturer of purpose engineered 4×4 parts, distributed worldwide, is proud to announce the release of the Nissan Frontier and Pathfinder ARB combination winch bar.
Manufactured from high quality steel then finished in a durable satin black powder coat finish, the ARB Combination Bar to suit the Nissan Frontier and Pathfinder is built to withstand the rigors of off-road driving. Offering significantly better protection than the OEM bumper, the ARB combination bar also features Hi-Lift jacking points integrated into the pan, and fully engineered mounting system suitable for Warn 8000/9000/9500 low mount winch models. Featuring mounts for driving lights and pendant style fog lights, the bar also includes antenna mounts, and can be finished off with integrated ARB fog lights in the wings for a truly integrated finish.Features include:
Why switch from Steel Cable to Synthetic Winchlines? Safety, Strength, & Ease of Handling
Safety: Both steel and synthetic winchlines give a very small amount of stretch, the equivalent of less than 1% at breaking pressure. This tiny amount of stretch stores kinetic energy that is released when the line breaks. Since steel winchline is much heavier than synthetic winchline, the force of that stored energy is devastatingly powerful, particularly dangerous with people near. The synthetic line is so light and therefore stores less kinetic energy, which when released, the winchline virtually falls to the ground with a fraction of the force of steel. For this reason, 4×4 offroad racing sanctioning bodies do not allow steel cables because of their inherent danger. Synthetic winchlines are now mandatory. Continue reading “Why switch from Steel Cable to Synthetic Winchlines? Safety, Strength, & Ease of Handling”