I think it looks fine the way it is; unless to plan to offroad it. Something I wouldn't do with mine. but if you do plane to off-road it, you might want to add the roof light bar, and the fog lights. Of course it all depends on your tastes.

 

<-- is a fan of the roof mounted fog lights...

 

Those would look pretty cool on there. Can you mount both the yellow light bar and the white fog lights? Would the yellow ones look silly on a vehicle that is not big enough to require them. Would it look like I am trying to hard to be a big guy?

Stephanie

 

in theory, you could mount anything that you want, with enough work...

 

Yeah, you can mount both. I have the roof mounted light bar at the top and the fog lights at the front mounted on the brush guard. It gives it a meaner look. I'll post a pic later on, so you can get an idea.

 

cool! thanks!

 

PLEASE Post a pic, I'd like to see what those look like!!

 

redwood66, please say you're going to offroad it we had a new H3 on our run last weekend, awesome little truck (little only when next to the bus). stock from the dealer, adv. package. all we did was take off the step rails to keep them in one piece. this thing went everywhere we did, got hung up once, but a few rocks under the rear wheels got it through. the only complaint i can think of is the way the shock towers and leaf springs are mounted below the rear axle. if they had been above, there wouldn't have been an issue. this is what your h3 is made for, make it earn it's rep.

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Nice to hear Shortbus! Nice picture. Looks like fun and I can't wait, our dealership is sponsoring a run to Odessa, WA in a couple weeks. They'll have techs there to take off the steps. My kids are so stoked to go. Of course we'll take it offroad - My hubby thinks he's gonna take it elk hunting. [:@] I have news for him, offroading does not include brush busting. We can do streams, rocks, riverbeds, dirt roads, etc. but not brush. Paint will look like crap after that, especially black. It still has to look good going down the highway too.

Stephanie

 

the good thing about your H3 is that it will fit all the jeep trails, so scratches will stay at a minimum. I don't think the one on our trip got any on it that couldn't be rubbed out by hand. but still, a few minor battle scars add character, as long as they don't go down to the primer. these trails were tight for me and the H1s, but the 3 made it no problem. here's a sample of one of the squeezes. i think elk hunting would be the perfect use for it.