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07-04-2012, 04:01 PM
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Location: Las Vegas, NV
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Re: New H2 Owner
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Originally Posted by VegasMike
I am in a nice little hidden gated community in the South East near Warm Springs and Eastern. I have been in Vegas for 2 years after growing up in California. I must say getting the F out of California was one of the best decisions I have ever made!
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Congrats on the great find and welcome to the forum. I moved out of CA in 1999 and moved to Vegas myself.
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2005 H2 Desert Sand Lux with partial adventure package
Show me a H2 owner with low profile street tires and I will show you a guy who thinks the coolest way to shoot a Glock is cocked sideways.
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07-04-2012, 08:48 PM
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Location: Surprise, AZ
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Re: New H2 Owner
congrats, looks great. I bought mine a year ago-an 06 with 31,700 on the odo that I thought that was a great deal!
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07-04-2012, 11:59 PM
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Re: New H2 Owner
Looks great! I bought mine(now my wifes) nine months ago with 70k on it and thought that was good mileage. Your's looks brand new. Keep checking Craigslist, I see those rear tire carriers on there quite often. As a fellow newbie to H2's I'll share some of my discoveries. Make sure you check all of the marker lights for good seals. Several of mine were leaking. You just go nuts with some clear silicone to fix. Check the drain holes for your sunroof. I ran weedeater line down through mine. I also replaced my air bags with factory springs and installed bilstien shocks. I would reccomend the springs but not the bilstien's. Rancho would probably have been a better option. I have found a lot of good information on here. Good luck and welcome.
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07-05-2012, 06:59 AM
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Re: New H2 Owner
Welcome and great find. I bought mine in 09 with 24,700 miles.
I just got the Rancho shocks and they don't seem as stiff as the OEM ones. Was thinking I should have gone Bilsteins but sounds like wasp1971 is saying no. sounds like OEM might be the ticket.
I'll throw In a tip. Rattles at highway speed that sound like your sunroof is going to blow off is an easy fix. It's your window molding coming loose. Take it off on each side and re-silicone it to get rid of the rattles.
This is the best forum I've found, although I haven't hung out at x club much. People here are great. Even the new guys that come along are nice.
Enjoy!
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2006 HUMMER H2
MOOG Front End
Diablo InTune w/DiabLew Tune
Cognito Steering Support
OBX LT Headers
Air Raid Filter w/Tube
External Trans Cooler -Radiator Bypass
Corvette Servo
Rancho 9000 Adjustable Shocks-
Rancho Steering Stabilizer
20" Chrome Fuel Hostage - Cooper ST Maxx
Slotted Rotors/Ceramic pads/Steel Lines
Viper Smart Start
iPod/Video Interface
HID Head and Fog Lights
Optima Red Top w/ Priority Start Cut Off Mod
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07-05-2012, 05:23 PM
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Re: New H2 Owner
Love yellow! That looks sooo clean. Any plans for it?
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07-05-2012, 07:09 PM
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Location: Las Vegas
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Re: New H2 Owner
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Originally Posted by tyler1bo
Love yellow! That looks sooo clean. Any plans for it?
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Pretty much going to leave it as is. I did however pick up an outside spare tire mount from Craigslist, but other then that I'll leave it be.
Someone also mentioned the air ride system, this one has shocks, I can't tell if it ever had an air system in it or not.
Also, the windshield molding seems to be pretty secure, I don't get any wind noise, but will keep that in mind.
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07-05-2012, 07:14 PM
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Re: New H2 Owner
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Originally Posted by VegasMike
Pretty much going to leave it as is. I did however pick up an outside spare tire mount from Craigslist, but other then that I'll leave it be.
Someone also mentioned the air ride system, this one has shocks, I can't tell if it ever had an air system in it or not.
Also, the windshield molding seems to be pretty secure, I don't get any wind noise, but will keep that in mind.
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If you look under the back of the truck you'll have shocks and either coil springs or airbags. If it does/did have air ride I think you'd have some buttons on the center dash console to raise/lower the rear end.
I didn't get the rattles for a while either. I was in the hunt for a sunroof deflector, thinking that was the problem, when someone suggested the window moldings.
Enjoy!
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2006 HUMMER H2
MOOG Front End
Diablo InTune w/DiabLew Tune
Cognito Steering Support
OBX LT Headers
Air Raid Filter w/Tube
External Trans Cooler -Radiator Bypass
Corvette Servo
Rancho 9000 Adjustable Shocks-
Rancho Steering Stabilizer
20" Chrome Fuel Hostage - Cooper ST Maxx
Slotted Rotors/Ceramic pads/Steel Lines
Viper Smart Start
iPod/Video Interface
HID Head and Fog Lights
Optima Red Top w/ Priority Start Cut Off Mod
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07-06-2012, 03:45 AM
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Las Vegas, NV
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Re: New H2 Owner
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Originally Posted by VegasMike
Also, the windshield molding seems to be pretty secure, I don't get any wind noise, but will keep that in mind.
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Mine didn't have any noises either until ~30K miles. Trust me, yours will given time. No biggie. It's a very easy fix. Easy Ed has a great pictorial on what to do to remove the moulding. The only deviation I made was to leave the double sided tape as-is and simply run a small bead of silicone and then replace the moulding. EasyPeazy.
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2005 H2 Desert Sand Lux with partial adventure package
Show me a H2 owner with low profile street tires and I will show you a guy who thinks the coolest way to shoot a Glock is cocked sideways.
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