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New Shoes, MTR Kevlar 315

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R-code17815

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My tires came in early:giggle:

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08H3

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Looks good. I'm getting closer to making those my next set of tires. May be something new out by then, though as the Firestone's have held up surprisingly well and have quite a bit of tread left.
 

alrock

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Nice! I'm considering those for the next upgrade so I'm curious to see how they end up working for you.
 

Hans3T

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Those look phenomenal! I like those tires more every time I see them on a Hummer...and less when I see them on something else. :huh: Go figure. :hans:
 

Gunner_45

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Been running my 12.50 X 35's since December and love them.

You should be very happy.
 

H3slate

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Tires look great!!

Also noticed your front bumper mod, looks pretty clean!

How have you liked your Fox reservoir shocks? Those are on my wish list for my rig.
 
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R-code17815

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Thanks guys, it changed the whole attitude of it.

Front Shocks are Bilstein 5160's & I love them!!!!
 

H3slate

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Thanks guys, it changed the whole attitude of it.

Front Shocks are Bilstein 5160's & I love them!!!!

Thanks for the info, I saw the 5160's when they were released, just hadn't seen an H3 application for them yet. Just added them to the mod list. :)

I really like the subtle mods you have done. The bumper looks good, and I like the hummer letters on the doors. :cheers:
 

Burn

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Hey R-Code they look good, but I'm more interested in the diamond plate end caps on your front bumper. Do you have any instructions on how you did yours and what or where works best.
thanks
 
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R-code17815

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Thanks for the info, I saw the 5160's when they were released, just hadn't seen an H3 application for them yet. Just added them to the mod list. :)

I really like the subtle mods you have done. The bumper looks good, and I like the hummer letters on the doors. :cheers:

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R-code17815

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Hey R-Code they look good, but I'm more interested in the diamond plate end caps on your front bumper. Do you have any instructions on how you did yours and what or where works best.
thanks

Lets see.....

Obviously cut on the body line.
Lay down duct tape on both sides of the cut to keep the bumper from getting scratches
I used a skill saw with a fine tooth blade & a fine tooth hack saw blade
cut from the bottom up.
I used a nice metal file to smooth the cut, remove burrs and such. You can go even farther with sandpaper & a heat gun(imma bedline mine eventually)
I used a sawzall after I removed those goofy corners to cut the hard plastic support thats behind it.
used a regular grinder then to smooth out the side/cut off hard plastic support so the diamond plate fits nice.
I used some 1/16 alum diamond plate I had extra from a trailer I fixed for the filler pieces.
Use cardboard to make a template,, take your time!!!

may the force be with you!!!


p.s. If I can find my old template I'll snap a pic of it.
 

JDstagg

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Do you just have the torsion keys turned up or do you have a lift kit on it? I saw a set of nittos I liked the other day and I was not sure how they would work with mine just being leveled.
 
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