Readylift or Truxxx Lift Leveling Kit? Ready to buy
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RE: Readylift or Truxxx Lift Leveling Kit? Ready to buy - 8/23/2007 7:31:41 AM
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Doc Olds
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IMO, you do not need either one for 35s. Adjust the T bars  . Spend the $$$ on shocks http://www.hummerforums.com/m_63915/tm.htm
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RE: Readylift or Truxxx Lift Leveling Kit? Ready to buy - 8/23/2007 7:56:29 AM
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ockie
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quote:
ORIGINAL: Doc Olds
IMO, you do not need either one for 35s. Adjust the T bars . Spend the $$$ on shocks http://www.hummerforums.com/m_63915/tm.htm
I appreciate your input and those were the shocks I had in mind, thank you for providing the model number. I was just thinking that I wanted to do everything right and was thinking the truxxx or the readylift was the best thing to get the job done.
I am getting some new wheels/rims and this would be a good time to get it all done, so I can get alignment and everything done one shot. I can also then have the store crank or unbolt things if I needed them to :) Can a person buy these shocks anywhere (such as say a local tire shop)? or do I need to order these suckers online?
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RE: Readylift or Truxxx Lift Leveling Kit? Ready to buy - 8/23/2007 8:46:08 AM
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Doc Olds
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Gunner_45 has them and knows for sure. It is my impression they are Custom and only from Cognito??????????? here is another post http://www.hummerforums.com/m_80962/tm.htm
PM Gunner (Mark) and ask, he is a great guy and would be happy to share his info.
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RE: Readylift or Truxxx Lift Leveling Kit? Ready to buy - 8/23/2007 11:41:26 AM
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GarrettMoore
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I went with Ready Lift because the keys are one piece forged units.
I don't want the entire weight of the front end resting on aftermarket welds.
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RE: Readylift or Truxxx Lift Leveling Kit? Ready to buy - 8/23/2007 12:34:14 PM
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mfish
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I have the readylift, no problems. The only selling point I can see for the readlift is the fact that the truxx are welded.
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RE: Readylift or Truxxx Lift Leveling Kit? Ready to buy - 8/23/2007 7:15:29 PM
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Gunner_45
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I bought mine direct from Cognito http://cognitomotorsports.com/store/Hummer_H3.html.
No trouble with the transaction at all.
If they are out of stock, Contact PhilD at TrailDuty.com and tell him Gunner_45 sent you. You'll have some mark-up,
but Phil is a great guy and is well know in the hummer community.
http://www.trailduty.com/product_info.php?products_id=486&osCsid=cef20390ea37a957bbaa6f4bd5633c37
They are a pretty hot item, so availability may be an issue. That's why I included both sources.
Note: To my knowledge, none of our forum sponsors offer these shocks.
Good luck and keep us posted......WITH PICS ! ! ! !
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