H3 Running Board mod

[Archngel]

Hi everyone



Im wondering if it is possible to modify the long running board on the H3 to fit bolt on holes for the U-Step or other wise, on the rocker panel protector GM original(GM12498471),so that they are easy to remove when going Off Road. At this point you cant have rocker panel protector and running board together. The U-Step are not an option, in normal time I need to have the running board, but I dont want to remove the rocker panel protectors every time I put on the running board or vice-versa. Does anyone ever attempted the mod? or anyone ever found a solution to this problem?



Regards



Arch

[T.C.]

[quote name='Archngel' date='01 March 2010 - 11:30 AM' timestamp='1267461034' post='13673']

Hi everyone



Im wondering if it is possible to modify the long running board on the H3 to fit bolt on holes for the U-Step or other wise, on the rocker panel protector GM original(GM12498471),so that they are easy to remove when going Off Road. At this point you cant have rocker panel protector and running board together. The U-Step are not an option, in normal time I need to have the running board, but I dont want to remove the rocker panel protectors every time I put on the running board or vice-versa. Does anyone ever attempted the mod? or anyone ever found a solution to this problem?



Regards



Arch

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CAN YOU TAKES PICS ? AND POST THEM?

[dwaxman1]

We will talk to Steve to see what he feels is an option..send a PM to olishooter...

[T.C.]

If you’re looking to take your H3 off-road with any regularity, we highly recommend the Rocker Panel protection from HUMMER – and since we’re not the only ones getting in and out of the project truck, we also installed the removable “U-steps” on our 2009 H3 project vehicle.



Whatever you call them (Rocker Guards, Rocker Panel Protection, Rockers, Rock Sliders), they’re designed to do one thing: keep your body and moldings intact by extending rigid metal tubes attached directly to the frame. Rocker guards allow off-roaders to skid or slide over rocks that would normally bugger up (at a minimum!) the trim piece directly under the doors.



The construction is extremely heavy duty, as they are designed to support a significant amount of truck weight against boulders. Because of the sheer weight of the rockers, a second person to hold the bar while you secure the bolts makes installation much easier.





The standard black or chrome tube steps for the H3 will not work in conjunction with the rocker guards since they use the same mounting holes on the frame. We recommend the removable U-Steps, that are easily removed prior off-road activities in 10 minutes or less.



The steps are sold in sets of two (you need two sets if you want to equip both sides), and can only be installed with the rocker panel protection. The GM Part # for the U-steps is 12498473, and the GM Part # for the rockers (sold as a pair) is 12498471. If you’re looking online for the rockers, just beware that shipping charges can be significant with an item that heavy – it may be worth checking your local dealer, too.





thanks hummer guy <img src='http://www.canadianhummerclub.com/forum ... ght_on.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':right_on:' />

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[dwaxman1]

Nice find Tony

[shotgun-cam]

will ask Queensway Hummer for price

[duncanpa]

I know the price...expensive!!

[T.C.]

[quote name='duncanpa' date='06 March 2010 - 03:43 PM' timestamp='1267908235' post='13998']

I know the price...expensive!!

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guys ,you have Hummers right .....all the part are expensive......cheap parts buy a lada <img src='http://www.canadianhummerclub.com/forum ... oflmao.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':rotflmao:' />