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02-13-2007, 11:09 PM
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Re: Rear Shocks
Please keep in mind that very few companies make shocks for H3's.
You will most likely have to go with a custom application that will not be warranteed by the manufacturer in most cases.
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02-15-2007, 05:51 PM
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Re: Rear Shocks
Hello, Bebe I just measured my clearance and my front is 24" from wheel center/axle center to bottom of fender. Back is 25. What is yours now and how long were the Ranchos you were running? Im just wondering how long we have to go or make extensions if it is a hard to get length. Im considering trying longer ones in the front. Do you think longer in the front than you had is the answer?
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02-15-2007, 06:18 PM
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Re: Rear Shocks
I do, and I was going to bring my shocks with me to work today to measure....but I left home without them
I'll try longer in the front, and then when I get my spring issue sorted out, I'll do the same for the rear.
My rear measurement is down to 22". The frot is at 22 1/4".
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02-15-2007, 06:30 PM
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Re: Rear Shocks
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Originally Posted by Hunner
Hello, Bebe I just measured my clearance and my front is 24" from wheel center/axle center to bottom of fender. Back is 25. What is yours now and how long were the Ranchos you were running? Im just wondering how long we have to go or make extensions if it is a hard to get length. Im considering trying longer ones in the front. Do you think longer in the front than you had is the answer?
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Just curious, how many turns do you have, and are you running 35's?
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02-15-2007, 06:52 PM
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Re: Rear Shocks
8 turns and MTMTZ are 33.1 alignment all worked out.
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02-15-2007, 08:37 PM
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Re: Rear Shocks
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8 turns and MTMTZ are 33.1 alignment all worked out.
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8 Turns ?  ?
We did three truns on ours with Rancho 9000's. No noises from the shocks or any issues to date.
Lat time I measured ours (about a year ago) we were 24"F/ 25"R.
I did blow out a front 9000 shock on the H2 and was reapled under warranty without question. I have run the 9000's on all 6 HUMMERS over the past three years and only that one shock had issues. I will say that around the adjuster knobs you get rust if you don't keep them clean all the time. I have had that rust on every shock. it hasn't effected adjusting them at all, but looks "meh."
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02-15-2007, 11:44 PM
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Re: Rear Shocks
Maybe there is a point of diminishing returns on the cranking them up? More preload and no more lift? I thought at about 3 turns I only had a couple of inches. I will have to go back in posts and see what I wrote. I did not check to see how many more turns are left. We need a stock measurement if someone can post that. I will go to the dealer tomorrow if not. I went to my friends independent British car service where they have started modding Rovers. He uses and is in contact with Emu and we are discussing shock lengths. I believe we decided to measure from center of eye to top of all rubber and washer at top with the shock layed out extended, which of course it will do on a gas shock. A bracket similiar to the one from Truxx may work with stock length. Im not sure how to decide on the amount of travel. Im workin on it. Curious minds want to know! I'm happy with the clearance I have for the terrain I wheel.
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02-16-2007, 12:18 AM
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Re: Rear Shocks
hey hunner, what is up with those skid plates?
I want em.
Sorry for rudely posting about another subject. 
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