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Re: New Member (Calgary Alberta)

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:58 pm
by brianwidahl
well im glad to hear you went to hummer instead of jeep



i gota say youll be impressed with what an h3 will do.









youll have to see our vids from the last trip

h3 had a like 2ft high at the tire teeter point

it was awsome

go karl way to drive a h3

Re: New Member (Calgary Alberta)

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 6:59 pm
by Khamul
Hey T.C..... How are things in my Homeland... I used to live in Pte. Claire but moved out west in '78 when politics were getting nasty...



Hey Nick..  I looked at the H3T and the wheelbase was a concern to.... not ideal for moderate and up offroading but an awesome looking truck. Probably more practical in a case like mine but I love the wagon style. I keep hearing to not have side bars on but haven't had a problem yet but haven't done anything serious yet though.  National 4WD had a open house and was talking to the owner whom was showing me his H3 and he had automatic retracting side bars..... really cool - he hasn't emailed me back with the price yet as I was also asking about the front Winch Mount and if he can get it.... Lots of things I would love to do but when you have a family - they come first.....  Love that DOI winch mount that I have seen on this site (via link)

Have a look at Brian's pictures as I think you would be fine...

Re: New Member (Calgary Alberta)

Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 2:16 am
by Sugarphreak
Yeah it has a full 22" of extra wheelbase over the H3 with no increase in ground clearance. Although 10.5" is still pretty amazing for a stock truck.



Retractable side steps sound interesting, I probably won't be doing any major upgrades with mine for a while so I will have to remove them the old fashion way!

Re: New Member (Calgary Alberta)

Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 12:35 am
by Khamul
I figure the meet in July will be the test if they stay or go on the trails..

Re: New Member (Calgary Alberta)

Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 11:25 am
by Canyonero
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I figure the meet in July will be the test if they stay or go on the trails..

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You'll want them off for the trails.  Most step bars aren't designed to take the weight of the truck should you high center on them.