This is how an H2 should come from the factory!

[HUM GOOD]

Originally Posted by Humm_MeSUT

Sure is.... found a good real estate investment and want to get rid of a lil debt to snag it for sure.

Sad to see it broken down - awesome lookin rig -
Gotta spend a little to make more - good move - hopefully your investment will work out and pay for another H2

[jmsspratlin]

PMed you

[jmsspratlin]

Thanks man for all of the parts. I truly appreciate you time and effort to meet me and to drive to Mobile to have the tire and wheels put on. It has taken a little getting use to the new sound of the tires and the extra pull it seems to require. All in all, very nice! I'll post some pics up once I decide to wash and clean it up. Jamie

[Humm_MeSUT]

Originally Posted by jmsspratlin

Thanks man for all of the parts. I truly appreciate you time and effort to meet me and to drive to Mobile to have the tire and wheels put on. It has taken a little getting use to the new sound of the tires and the extra pull it seems to require. All in all, very nice! I'll post some pics up once I decide to wash and clean it up. Jamie

No problem... the wheels really set your truck off!

[timgco]

Originally Posted by jmsspratlin

Thanks man for all of the parts. I truly appreciate you time and effort to meet me and to drive to Mobile to have the tire and wheels put on. It has taken a little getting use to the new sound of the tires and the extra pull it seems to require. All in all, very nice! I'll post some pics up once I decide to wash and clean it up. Jamie

Go spend the $100 and buy a Rancho steering stabilizer setup. THat will take care of 90% of the new feeling/ feedback you are getting through your steering wheel.

[jmsspratlin]

Originally Posted by timgco

Go spend the $100 and buy a Rancho steering stabilizer setup. THat will take care of 90% of the new feeling/ feedback you are getting through your steering wheel.

Where can I get this set-up for that price? Also, is it something that I could possibly install myself? Thanks for the advice....Jamie

[fisherman]

The interior looks great. We are lucky to have Stuart looking out for the Hummer forum members.
The "fisherman"

[jmsspratlin]

Originally Posted by fisherman

The interior looks great. We are lucky to have Stuart looking out for the Hummer forum members.
The "fisherman"

I agree, once I save up my allowance, I will def be ordering one.

[timgco]

Originally Posted by jmsspratlin

Where can I get this set-up for that price? Also, is it something that I could possibly install myself? Thanks for the advice....Jamie

The stabilizer is about $90.00. You need a special puller to get the old one off and put this one on. Either take it to your dealer or local 4X shop for the installation. It's about a 10 minute job.

Oh, and while you're at it, throw some 9000XL adjustable shocks on too. That part you can do by yourself.

[Bimmer9938]

I was thinking of removing my spare aswell. I take it the wagon rear tow hooks bolt right up? Also what are you using to attach your rear plate and plate light?

[jmsspratlin]

Originally Posted by Bimmer9938

I was thinking of removing my spare aswell. I take it the wagon rear tow hooks bolt right up? Also what are you using to attach your rear plate and plate light?

I have a brand new mount that fits easily into your hitch. Very durable. pm me if interested....Jamie

[Takecover]

What size are these tires and wheels, they look great! Are those wheels procomps? Looks awesome!

Jimmy

[PRD2SRV-H2]

Found this on one of his older post.....





Also available is a set of 5 20" Diamo 8K rims with 35*12.5*20 Toyo Open Country Mud terrains... will let all 5 go for $1800 and stock chrome wheels/tires (sorry will not ship due to weight unless buyer pays for all costs). They have ~4500 miles on them and the spare is brand new.

Nice looking setup

[Sportsdude]

Looks great