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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/24/2008 6:15:13 PM   
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I got my hands on the airdoc intake and to say the least I was very impressed.  I will be installing this on Trey's H3 Saturday and I expect night and day differences.

Trey handed me this thing Sunday and I did a double take.  It's not flimsy, it's not cheap.  Everything about it screams overkill...

Paint is very nice.  Welds are perfect.  Included items are extensive.

Well done Doc.  I can't wait to install it.

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/25/2008 5:13:21 AM   
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So you got your hands on Doc's tube did ya?

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/25/2008 4:40:29 PM   
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OK guys, I've had this thing installed since 02/26/2008 for roughly 1100 miles.

Everything is still in place, no vibrations, no issues to report.

Now that the PCM has self-calibrated (or what-ever-the-hell-you-want-to-call-it),
everything is smooth as glass. It feels pretty dang close to the stock H3 loaner I
drover earlier today in quickness and pickup. Now keep in mind, that is saying a lot
considering mine is encumbered with all manner of after-market stuff -- tires, wheels and SMA guard, etc.

While the power increases are quite discernible, improved MPG's...Well.....not so much.

I'll let the numbers speak for themselves:

Miles                Gallons             Average             Actual               Miles to Date    

277.20              20.32                13.00                13.64                879      
311.40              20.83                14.00                14.94                1960    
243.00              18.48                13.00                13.14                2203    
301.40              20.83                14.00                14.46                2505    
245.00              19.01                12.00                12.88                2780    
254.00              18.25                13.00                13.91                3034    
291.00              20.34                14.00                14.30                3324    
201.30         &n

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/25/2008 4:45:25 PM   
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I understand the 13 after the install... Lead foot.... but the pattern to me seems to be up  1/4 - 1 mpg....

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/25/2008 5:02:14 PM   
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Oh, it is up a small bit and I appreciate the hell out of it. I was just trying to illustrate that
with my tires, wheels, etc.......17 to 20 mpg does not appear to be an attainable goal for me.
Just trying to show the opposite end of the spectrum from HummerGuy.


I suspect everyone else will fall somewhere in the middle.

The majority of my driving is 80% Highway at speeds averaging 70 mph. That last tank.....that busted the
15 MPG mark, was made up of several long jaunts that I purposely kept around 65 MPH.

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/25/2008 5:04:10 PM   
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Doc: I owe you these pics. Sorry it took so long.

Note: Yes, I know I need to clean my engine.  I'm ashamed to be honest.





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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/25/2008 5:13:47 PM   
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Dude, that's spotless compared to mine.

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/26/2008 6:44:48 AM   
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Thanks guys.  I rolled in at home last night and saw your comments, but was too tired to post.  Made up a pile of AirDocIntakes.  Prep., prime and paint are next.  Closely followed by another batch...........or two?

Gunner, I give you credit for the meticulous monitoring of fuel consumption, even with those meaty boots    and I am glad you are enjoying the mod. 

HG, you and I, like many more in the northern ststes will be rid of the salty road slime gerdoo that cruds up our trucks in the next 2-3 weeks................then let the spring cleaning begin!!!        

Thank you all for your compliments.
Thank you members and guests for making me work so hard   ...... I mean your support.

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/26/2008 6:50:21 AM   
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I'm always amazed that you fellow '06 owners get 14 MPGs average.  Do you guys have bigger tires, floor it every time? Hell, even when I floor it alot, I still get at least 15 to 16.  I average between 16 to 18 all the time, BUT that may be because I have a stick, who knows.

Gunner, did you ever get the PCM upgrade? I don't remember.

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/26/2008 6:57:39 AM   
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Monday, shortly after I announces a sell out and back order, (I still get orders) a guy emailed me one of the funniest notes I have ever got.  I do not recognize him from the forum membership......and I asked him to post it here.  He didn't, so I wont, but part of his message said something like:  I suppose now your gonna hit up all the next group of buyers with a price hike?  

Not at all, the introductory offer price remains in effect through April 10, 2008, and while I'm catching up, you do not need to order to keep that price and wait for me.  I will let everybody know when shipping is available again.   Even after April 10, if you email me and tell me you are a Hummer Forums member, you'll still get that price for the H3 2006/07 kit!

My underlying motivation was to help us all better enjoy our H3s, and it still is.  Thanks again.


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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/26/2008 7:06:09 AM   
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I would make a suggestion to you, but that backfired on CHP, so I won't

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/29/2008 11:51:53 AM   
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It's installed.... not that you will see pictures of it... or need to....

I don't know what everyone was talking about with the snorkel part... I had zero issues with that... maybe Trey's was different?

I made the install a little easier by applying a very, very light coat of silicon paste on before I made the connections... makes aligning everything up even easier.

I found humor in the take beer break handwritten  part of the instructions....

I didn't test drive it... but it seemed to shift quicker... perhaps that was because we were going faster quicker... I dunno...I wasn't driving... sounded throatier.... 

Like others have said... it seemed to make the engine idle smoother...perhaps a significant throttle response also...

I have nothing I would like to see changed on the product... I think it was well thought out...

Start to finish was about 25 minutes... instructions really are not needed...

Two things made me wonder....

Why not use the square hole from the stock snorkle instead of drilling?

Second thing was.... When you take the 10mm bolts out of the intake it said to retain them... and I was trying to figure out why I needed them other than if Trey wants to trade it in the next time he scratches it..... then I saw the part about that later on....

I give you an "A" Doc.... Well done.

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/29/2008 1:34:28 PM   
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Well the drive home was eventfull, every chance I got I had to press the pedal down just to hear it.  It sounds a little bit 'throatier". 
I offered Muddy to drive it but he declined, I'm not sure how much different I'll see the mpg until after I stop lead-footing it.
Installion went off without a hitch.

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/29/2008 3:29:20 PM   
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Did you keep it under 85 on the way home?

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RE: H3 Hummer Performance Intakes Systems - 3/29/2008 3:34:12 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Muddydawg75
Why not use the square hole from the stock snorkle instead of drilling?


That's what I did

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