My truck pics and Off Road Pics
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RE: My truck pics and Off Road Pics
not the factory brush guard, the first couple pics from the dealer, had the factory one it, but i didnt like it because of the lack of light holes, so i took it off sold it, and bought a manik grille guard, as well as manik, tail light guards, rocker and and nerf bars also all by manik, i have been a manik fan for about 10 years never had a problem, purchased all from yourhummerparts.com
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RE: My truck pics and Off Road Pics
no problems off road, 2 of the h2's had problems, the yellow one being pulled out by the h1 broke its transfer case (80,000 miles), and the white one being pulled by the 2 h1's broke the transfer case and the rear differential, so it was basically a 7000 pound brick stuck in the mud up to it axles, the h3 is amazing off roading, in 4 low lock, in first gear, i kept right up with the h1 that was in front of me, through streams, up steep hills and through narrow passages between rocks and trees, and through foot deep mud, tire pressure set at 20 psi for off roading
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RE: My truck pics and Off Road Pics
hey, we only weigh 6800 lbs, with occupants. so lay off the 7000 lb brick cracks. [8D]
i didn't see anything that would have broken even a tie rod end, what were they doing to break differentials and transfer cases? were they airborne?
i didn't see anything that would have broken even a tie rod end, what were they doing to break differentials and transfer cases? were they airborne?
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RE: My truck pics and Off Road Pics
ORIGINAL: shortbus
hey, we only weigh 6800 lbs, with occupants. so lay off the 7000 lb brick cracks. [8D]
i didn't see anything that would have broken even a tie rod end, what were they doing to break differentials and transfer cases? were they airborne?
hey, we only weigh 6800 lbs, with occupants. so lay off the 7000 lb brick cracks. [8D]
i didn't see anything that would have broken even a tie rod end, what were they doing to break differentials and transfer cases? were they airborne?