why hummer is so expensive in France compared to the U.s. of A ?
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RE: why hummer is so expensive in France compared to the U.s. of A ?
bonsoir,
No, I haven't got the adventure package, its lux pack. + auto. gearbox and standard goodyear 265/75-16.
don't forget that both the RR and the MB have totally useless tires for off road (275/55-20 Michelin for the RR and 255/60/-20 Michelin for the MB) and I have 9.1 ground clearance not them.. by far.
No, I haven't got the adventure package, its lux pack. + auto. gearbox and standard goodyear 265/75-16.
don't forget that both the RR and the MB have totally useless tires for off road (275/55-20 Michelin for the RR and 255/60/-20 Michelin for the MB) and I have 9.1 ground clearance not them.. by far.
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ORIGINAL: Jmm
Hell of a car!!
where do they explain to post pics on this forum!
I intend to go off roading this coming week end, we decided to compete with some friends who are REALLY bothering me about my HUMMER capabilities.
so the deal is H3 vs Range rover sport (4.4 liter supercharged ooops!) and H3 vs MB ml 320 cdi (new model diesel).
we are going to the french alpes so it will be mud and possibly some snow....
I am not very much concerned about the MB but the Range ....
if anyone here want to give me some good advices please go ahead!
I will let you know the results
Hell of a car!!
where do they explain to post pics on this forum!
I intend to go off roading this coming week end, we decided to compete with some friends who are REALLY bothering me about my HUMMER capabilities.
so the deal is H3 vs Range rover sport (4.4 liter supercharged ooops!) and H3 vs MB ml 320 cdi (new model diesel).
we are going to the french alpes so it will be mud and possibly some snow....
I am not very much concerned about the MB but the Range ....
if anyone here want to give me some good advices please go ahead!
I will let you know the results
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RE: why hummer is so expensive in France compared to the U.s. of A ?
Jmm, to post pictures, look below the window where you type your message and in blue you will see, "Click here to upload!" Just click on that, and you will be directed to browse your computer for the picture you want to post. After you have selected the pic(s), click ok and if they aren't too big, that window will close and you will be back to the message window. Click in the little box next to "Embed picture in post" to put the picture into the post so people see it right away without having to open it as an attachment.
Also, in your thread about changing the temp to C, I sent directions on how to do that. I know Dennis sent you directions here too, but what I sent may be more clear about the steps required. I tried it on mine before sending the thread, so it should work, or like you believe, yours could be different/messd up.
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Also, in your thread about changing the temp to C, I sent directions on how to do that. I know Dennis sent you directions here too, but what I sent may be more clear about the steps required. I tried it on mine before sending the thread, so it should work, or like you believe, yours could be different/messd up.
[IMG]local://upfiles/235/92DB108F31BD468184F26E2500D33C85.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: why hummer is so expensive in France compared to the U.s. of A ?
ORIGINAL: Linus Gump
Jmm, to post pictures, look below the window where you type your message and in blue you will see, "Click here to upload!" Just click on that, and you will be directed to browse your computer for the picture you want to post. After you have selected the pic(s), click ok and if they aren't too big, that window will close and you will be back to the message window. Click in the little box next to "Embed picture in post" to put the picture into the post so people see it right away without having to open it as an attachment.
Also, in your thread about changing the temp to C, I sent directions on how to do that. I know Dennis sent you directions here too, but what I sent may be more clear about the steps required. I tried it on mine before sending the thread, so it should work, or like you believe, yours could be different/messd up.
[IMG]local://upfiles/235/92DB108F31BD468184F26E2500D33C85.jpg[/IMG]
Jmm, to post pictures, look below the window where you type your message and in blue you will see, "Click here to upload!" Just click on that, and you will be directed to browse your computer for the picture you want to post. After you have selected the pic(s), click ok and if they aren't too big, that window will close and you will be back to the message window. Click in the little box next to "Embed picture in post" to put the picture into the post so people see it right away without having to open it as an attachment.
Also, in your thread about changing the temp to C, I sent directions on how to do that. I know Dennis sent you directions here too, but what I sent may be more clear about the steps required. I tried it on mine before sending the thread, so it should work, or like you believe, yours could be different/messd up.
[IMG]local://upfiles/235/92DB108F31BD468184F26E2500D33C85.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: why hummer is so expensive in France compared to the U.s. of A ?
ORIGINAL: Jmm
bonsoir,
No, I haven't got the adventure package, its lux pack. + auto. gearbox and standard goodyear 265/75-16.
don't forget that both the RR and the MB have totally useless tires for off road (275/55-20 Michelin for the RR and 255/60/-20 Michelin for the MB) and I have 9.1 ground clearance not them.. by far.
bonsoir,
No, I haven't got the adventure package, its lux pack. + auto. gearbox and standard goodyear 265/75-16.
don't forget that both the RR and the MB have totally useless tires for off road (275/55-20 Michelin for the RR and 255/60/-20 Michelin for the MB) and I have 9.1 ground clearance not them.. by far.
You'll do fine with those tires. Air down to 18-22 psi.
