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New H1 products hitting the market soon.

icentropy

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Chesaw, WA
Just realized I've never posted to this forum so i figured (while the machines are running) I'd take some time to post up some new offerings that are coming the next few weeks.

1. Idler locking kit - A small upgrade that accomplishes two main goals, Locks both the front of the bolts by way of safety wire and the back with a custom backing plate, increases the clamping force by almost double using 1/2-20 L9 bolts. These means your idler will no longer come loose after a hard day wheeling and you can torque your idler bolts up to 120ftlbs (compared to the stock 60ftlbs) without worrying about stretching or weakening your bolts. Requires a 10 min. reaming out process of your frame sleeves, i provide the loaner reamer and all you need is a little WD-40 and a hand drill. Whole kit installs in less than 30 min. kits to be completed and ready to ship next week.

2. Cupholders (yes actually useable cupholders for the 96-03 Hummers (H1s). Fully machined out of aluminum. fit in factory front and back locations. coming off the machines as i type this.

3. Locking starter bolts - As simple as they sound. High quality Grade 10.9 starter bolts pre-drilled for safety wire and enough wire to install them a few times over. Starter bolts are only torqued to 30-40ft/lbs and if they get loose they'll eventually fall out rendering your truck unable to start. Often folks over-torque to prevent that stretching the bolts and causing them to eventually break off in the block. That's it's own nightmare of drilling them out. Simple $15 kit prevents that.

More stuff in the pipeline (locking fuel cap covers, interior storage kit, aux fuel tanks, etc.

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TACMEDIC

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SoCal
After seeing photos of those front cup holders, I had to have them. I am waiting to see the rear holders, I might have to purchase the rear set also. Always great stuff.
 

icentropy

Active Member
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Location
Chesaw, WA
After seeing photos of those front cup holders, I had to have them. I am waiting to see the rear holders, I might have to purchase the rear set also. Always great stuff.

Thanks for the business Lane, They're going to look much better once they're anodized and all assembled. The rear ones will have the same exact look and same tube size (except a bit less deep). So the sets will be matching.

Need some 92 style cup holders. If they quality compares to your knives they will be awesome.

Did the 92 come with cupholders? My 94 has round ones on the flat of the doghouse. Are they the same as those? I pulled one out of my truck to start drawing up some once i finish and ship out the ones i'm working on now. But i'm running a bit behind schedule, Been working long days and will be thru the weekend to finish them up. Every cupholder is made up of 6 individually machined pieces of aluminum, 2 pieces of rubber and takes 30 stainless steel screws.... :) I know i'm going a bit overboard on them but having fun and know when folks get them in their hands they're gonna flip over something as mundane as a cupholder. totally worth it.
 

3Hummers

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Mine has two in the flat of the doghouse. Very shallow though. More like coin holders. They will hold a 12 oz can but not of the fountain drink cups will stay put.
 

icentropy

Active Member
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Location
Chesaw, WA
Mine has two in the flat of the doghouse. Very shallow though. More like coin holders. They will hold a 12 oz can but not of the fountain drink cups will stay put.

Mine are 3.4" deep and around 3.75" in diameter of the hole. That about the right diameter? How deep of a cupholder would fit there? I'm guessing yours just lift out? send me some pics and i'll get started designing some for both our trucks.
 
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