Rancho 4" lift ..

[Hammer]

I have 2003 Hummer H2 with rear air suspension and I want to lift it
something like this....Really like how it looks

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:http://www.trailduty.com/products/rancho/lift.html

I don´t know much about H2 suspension so can I install this kit without losing my factory air suspension? Is it necessary to install ranchos 9000X shocks front and rear if I put new shocks(rear) can I still use my factory air suspension? or how about steering stabilizer what does it do ??
Will 40x13.5R17 Goodyear tires fit with this set?

Thanks

Mike

[Hammer]

I have 2003 Hummer H2 with rear air suspension and I want to lift it
something like this....Really like how it looks

...

:http://www.trailduty.com/products/rancho/lift.html

I don´t know much about H2 suspension so can I install this kit without losing my factory air suspension? Is it necessary to install ranchos 9000X shocks front and rear if I put new shocks(rear) can I still use my factory air suspension? or how about steering stabilizer what does it do ??
Will 40x13.5R17 Goodyear tires fit with this set?

Thanks

Mike

[PARAGON]

Is that you photochopped into that picture?

[ROX]

Mike, read some of the previous posts about lifts. There is really good information in there. Yes, the lift works with factory air suspension. No 40"s don't fit very well with a 4" lift.

[Hammer]

No it is not me in that picture just found it from member photos..
I did search many times I know that 40" tires will not fit very well, but it is possible to make them fit..
I am still wondering should I use 9000X shocks instead of stock shocks or should I also buy steering stabilizer or not..

[Dan]

That's H2Beast (Frank) from http://www.myhummer.net/

[KenP]

I remember that pic being all chopped to hell and back.

[MONSTERMATT]

so iam assuming that is about 10-12 inches of lift in the pic? or what the heck is it and how does one fit 40 inchers on an h2, what is required?

[KenP]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by MONSTERMATT:
so iam assuming that is about 10-12 inches of lift in the pic? or what the heck is it and how does one fit 40 inchers on an h2, what is required? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>It depends. We copied PhilD's truck after seeing it tackle everything in Moab. Being the tallest and biggest is not always the answer.

[Strokethis]

no thats like a 6" lift in the pic. I know I had 37"s on mine stock and I could have fit a lot bigger stock. my friend has a 4" with 40's and when he turns all the way they rub if you hit a bump when turning.

[Hammer]

If it is 6" lift in the picture why his web site tells different:
"Check the my new HUMMER.. Many modifications has been made and after an intensive work and great support from the Triple A workshop in Dubai (AAA Service Centre), My car is now ready with the following changes:
Rancho Lift Kit - 4" (fully body lift kit) - 4 days for complete work - AAA Service Center
Goodyear 40x13.50R17LT Wrangler M/T 40" 5-tires set on stock rims - Al Shami Auto Tyres
K&N Performance air kit - 1 day for complete work - Car Boutique
Busch 15000 Headlight Xenon kit - 1/2 day for complete work - Car Boutique
Quick Air III air compressor - 1/2 day for complete work - Ramy Trading
Power Programmer - Hypertech computer tuning & calibration - Car Boutique
Rear Bumper Tire Carrier - Icon Autos
Heavy Duty Side Rock Sliders - Icon Autos
Nology Cables - Ramy Trading
Warn 9TSi Thermometric H2 Winch Kit - Ramy Trading
Garmin 2610 Street Pilot GPS - Radio Shack "

http://www.myhummer.net/album/MyH2-now/index.html

He is really using 40" with stock wheels and "spacers"

[Hammer]

Now I´m going to buy fabtech lift, but I found this: http://www.truxxx.com/hummer_product...2_lift_kit.htm
What you guys think is it reliable ?

[W1N]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Hammer:
Now I´m going to buy fabtech lift, but I found this: http://www.truxxx.com/hummer_product...2_lift_kit.htm
What you guys think is it reliable ? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Terve!

This product has been discussed here lately a quite a bit. Check the find function to read more...

[JamesT]

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