H3 lift
 

SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP!!!!! I have an '09 H3 that I recently purchased for $10,500 at 133K miles. The previous owner took great care of this vehicle and it has all the bells and whistles available for this model. It has an aftermarket key in it so it's been leveled. I'm sitting on 18" aftermarket wheels with brand new 34 sneakers on it. I want at least one or two more inches of lift WITHOUT doing a body lift. Can anybody help me please?!?!? I can be contacted by email @ henrat23@gmail.com. Can I do some coil-over shocks/air shocks? I don't want shackles in the back either. I'm all ears everybody??? Also - any recommendations for a snorkel? I also want to add some additional horsies under the hood. I have the inline 5 cyl squirrel cage currently. Short of finding a donor H3 that had a V-6 in it, what can I do?
Thanks all!!!

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Welcome to HF.

There are NO Lift Kits available for the H3/H3T. They are no longer made and sold out years ago.

Nobody is going to put a V6 in an H3. The I5 has and can make plenty of power, add an Intake, Port Polished Throttle Body, Cat Back Exhaust, Efan conversion and a PCM Tune to grow some balls.

If the above performance mods are not enough, then sell it and buy an Alpha that comes with a LH8 V8 from the factory (2008-09) and mod that.

Snorkels are for kids.