2003 supercharged, lifted H2 for sale...

[OrangeCrush]

Yup, stock trans. Still shifts strong, it'll snap into gear. I changed the trans fluid at 50K and then at 75K just to check it and she was still clean.

I'm sure now that you've mentioned it, I'll have a problem...





Mark

[Bimmer9938]

Located in Charlotte, NC.

Are there lift laws in NC?

[OrangeCrush]

Yes but in the 17 years I have been here, I have NEVER once seen anyone pulled, hassled for it.

I assure you that it's low compared to some of the rednecks around here.

[Zedrx]

I'm thinking of the same lift for my truck. Do you have large pictures from the front and the back? I would love to see the different views.

[OrangeCrush]

Sorry man, I'm not much of a picture taker... I really don't have a lot of pics of it.

This is about the only one I could find from the front and it's not that good.

[Zedrx]

Thanks. I have 22 inch wheels now with the standard 35" tires. I'm thinking the 6" lift with 40" Toyos. How have the 38's been? You think the 40's would fit well?

[OrangeCrush]

Originally Posted by Zedrx

Thanks. I have 22 inch wheels now with the standard 35" tires. I'm thinking the 6" lift with 40" Toyos. How have the 38's been? You think the 40's would fit well?

I think you may get away with the 40's, I contemplated it but it'll be tight.

The problem is the truck is too gutless at highway speeds especially if you're pulling a trailer. And obviously 40's are going to be worse than 38's to turn over.

I had 4.56 gears installed and a supercharger and I still think the truck was gutless on highway speeds when pulling a trailer. Sad part is, I was pulling a 14' trailer.



Once you install the 38's, you'll loose gas mileage. The gears brought it back up for me. (4.56 gears with 38's are equivalent to 4.11's with 33's (though you have 35's, if you measure them, they're probably 33" tall))

HTH's,

Mark