Granatelli Motorsports has been a force in the automotive and motorsports industry for nearly 30 years, and has a vast catalog that encompasses performance products for GM and Ford cars. At this year’s SEMA Show, we saw first-hand the introduction of the company’s Cobra winch tower/receiver.
J.R. Granatelli said,”Essentially, the tower/receiver is supposed to cover two sides of the market: the towing market and the Jeep market. Say you have a tow ball set up to tow a trailer … if you’re going Jeeping and you’d like to have a winch in the back, commonly you’ll have to mount a winch on the receiver. Our patented design puts the winch and the tow ball on the same receiver.”
The Cobra line comes in multiple heights, depending on a user’s needs for trailer clearance – from four to 12 inches. Also, the four-inch winch tower/receiver has a special feature that allows it to drop down so users can still open the tailgate – an ability often forsaken with other winch receivers on the market. The Cobra line is rated to support up to an 8,000 pound winch.
By combining the trailer hitch receiver, winch tower, and mounting platform into one unit, Granatelli’s Cobra line offers a potent replacement for enthusiasts seeking versatility in their equipment. To learn more about Granatelli Motorsports, use the provided contact information below.
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