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bmbenear -> Suspension lift update (1/30/2007 3:22:43 PM)

Just had my local frame and alignment shop install the new Ready Lift kit on my H3 and what a difference. I had originally tweeked the torsion bars to obtain a level look but the ride was awful. I read about the new Ready Lift kit  for the H3 and thought I would give it a try. I have got to say, I made the right decision. The look is awesome, leveled front to back and I can't tell a bit of difference from the original ride. Parts and install including alignment ran me 350.00 well spent dollars. I  will take a pic and post.


  

importkiller -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/30/2007 3:26:07 PM)

sorry you had to spend the cash...turning the t-bars enought to level the ride should not have made the ride much worse. Who ever cranked the bars obviously went to far and had it against the bumpstops, or maxed out your shocks.


07HummerH3 -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/30/2007 9:39:04 PM)

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ORIGINAL: BMBEBENEAR

Just had my local frame and alignment shop install the new Ready Lift kit on my H3 and what a difference. I had originally tweeked the torsion bars to obtain a level look but the ride was awful. I read about the new Ready Lift kit  for the H3 and thought I would give it a try. I have got to say, I made the right decision. The look is awesome, leveled front to back and I can't tell a bit of difference from the original ride. Parts and install including alignment ran me 350.00 well spent dollars. I  will take a pic and post.


Glad it worked out for you.  I went with the similar TRUXXX kit and have experienced similar bliss.  Leved front to rear and no ride change.  There are obviously two schools of thought on which technique is best,  but what really matters is that you are satisfied.  Looking forward to the pics.


ta8088 -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/30/2007 11:40:16 PM)

I'm waiting for some pics as well.


RutDogg -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/30/2007 11:41:33 PM)

Pics Pics Pics!


h3carlos -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/31/2007 12:56:02 AM)

I recently turned my t-bars and I noticed a minor "clank" sound when I go over bumps or turn my wheel all the way to either direction.
Has anyone else experienced this?


importkiller -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/31/2007 2:41:58 AM)

how many turns? You may have extended your shocks too much. There is also someone here that installed the leveling kit lift and has teh same clank now. Dilo...did you ever figure out what it was?

If you went 5 or six turns I would look into changing the shocks and see if that takes the noise away, if not look to see if you are against the bumpstop.


h3carlos -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/31/2007 6:25:03 AM)

I made a mark on the bolt and did 3 complete turns counter clockwise, is that too much?


07HummerH3 -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/31/2007 7:47:46 AM)

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ORIGINAL: h3carlos

I recently turned my t-bars and I noticed a minor "clank" sound when I go over bumps or turn my wheel all the way to either direction.
Has anyone else experienced this?


After my Leveling Kit was installed I too noticed a "clank" when breaking hard or hitting large bumps.  I brought it back to the suspension shop and they lubricated the keys-- problem solved.


h3carlos -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/31/2007 11:35:31 AM)

Where on the keys is the lube needed?
Did they lube it with grease?


importkiller -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/31/2007 1:18:34 PM)

What i use to lube stuff like the keys is a mix of grease and oil. Mix the two together so you get a thicker consistancy of oil but not quite as thick as grease.


07HummerH3 -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/31/2007 2:14:29 PM)

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ORIGINAL: h3carlos

Where on the keys is the lube needed?
Did they lube it with grease?



I believe grease.  See the highlighted area in the pic-- I believe that they lubed the entire bottom section of the key.



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importkiller -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/31/2007 2:18:53 PM)

you may want to turn you t-bars another turn or two...those keys are a little to clost to that crossmember. That oil will be gone in no time and it'll start to clunk again unless you turn it up some.


branstone -> RE: Suspension lift update (1/31/2007 6:33:06 PM)

i just looked on the readylift website, no mention of an H3 kit at all


h3carlos -> RE: Suspension lift update (2/1/2007 5:42:46 AM)

So 3 turns is not enough?
or do you mean turn them more to lube it then back down?


  

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