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Hummer H3For the Hummer driver who wants the rugged look and off road capabilities of the Hummer, but in a smaller size and with a more fuel economy friendly engine.
ok then maybe shift the mod to the upper control arm make it a bit longer and offset it. you can use solidworks to test the cad design for stresses and compensate. maybe it entails the lower control too but its do able if some one wanted to design around the stock knuckle.
That would work, however we are still back to the same, who would manufacture it?
You would also need to place a large order, and you need to understand the fact of the limited number of H3's on the road today+ how many would be willing to buy the lift today?
From my research I only came up with 164,132 total H3's. Now 9-14yrs later, how many are still in service?
Originally Posted by hummerz
164,132 Total H3's is the highest number I have found.
That's still a very LOW number over 5yrs, considering GM sells around 9million vehicles per year:
Total number reported 6/30/2011:
Total at time of recall 05/07/2010(by "model year"):
The variance in the numbers would be from the 2010's sales.
yup your right. i have no need for a lift kit. my H2 is tall enough for city driving. the closest to offroad here is jumping the curb.
No need for a lift here either!
My H3 is still stock, and I go off road too, yet all my suspension is all still original(except for the shocks) and tight.
Have any of you fellas thought about using dual shock hoops on your H3? If so, what would you need to make it work?
STOP, please just stop.
Research before you just ask random questions. Dual shocks! Welcome it is now 2019. Dual shocks are back to the 90s when shock technology was lacking.
STOP, please just stop.
Research before you just ask random questions. Dual shocks! Welcome it is now 2019. Dual shocks are back to the 90s when shock technology was lacking.
Oh, sorry, I did about a week of research on the topic and was considering purchasing. I figured an advice forum for Hummers would be a good place to ask my questions as I am not a mechanic and I'm building an H3 as my 4x4 rig of choice. Thank you for being helpful here though. I appreciate your time.
Last edited by Tom Cruz; Oct 20, 2019 at 03:52 PM.
Oh, sorry, I did about a week of research on the topic and was considering purchasing. I figured an advice forum for Hummers would be a good place to ask my questions as I am not a mechanic and I'm building an H3 as my 4x4 rig of choice. Thank you for being helpful here though. I appreciate your time.
Do more research Maverick, this forum has 15yrs of info to research. By my calculations we already lost over 20% of the H3 oem production, mostly due to user error.
No need for a lift here either!
