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07-20-2008, 07:26 PM
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Re: GM in deep Doo-Doo
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Originally Posted by rck0025
Well, I cant say the H2 is currently on the Burban/Tahoe frame - but from what I was told from GM engineers about the initial H2 - it was indeed based on a Burban/tahoe frame. I guess that you are justified in interpreting some degree of modification as an original piece of engineering. However, I have to respectfully disagree (i'm assuming this is your argument?????).
No, that's not my arguement at all.
The frame hasn't changed on the H2, so what it was at launch is what it is now. The H2 uses a unique frame composed of 3 parts. The front is a modified 2500 series frame section, the center section is an all new piece, the rear is a modified 1500 series frame which was strengthened for the weight of the H2.
Last edited by RazM : 07-20-2008 at 07:28 PM.
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07-21-2008, 04:15 AM
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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 74
Re: GM in deep Doo-Doo
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Originally Posted by RazM
No, that's not my arguement at all.
The frame hasn't changed on the H2, so what it was at launch is what it is now. The H2 uses a unique frame composed of 3 parts. The front is a modified 2500 series frame section, the center section is an all new piece, the rear is a modified 1500 series frame which was strengthened for the weight of the H2.
Good to know! Damn that center section is innovative!
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