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Custom lift kit
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IISPEEDYII
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IISPEEDYII
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I would put money on it being entirely stock besides the lift and wheels, probably a sound system. Lots of TVs too.
Panzer07
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It doesn't do it for me. 
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cgalpha08
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I think the lift itself is third coast customs but don't hold me to that
High Five H2
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i wonder if a solid axle would require less or more engineering and $?
Renagade132
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Interesting looking
Cajun_Tiger_Hummer
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3rd coast custom lift. Running 40" tires. It's a i5 with stock gears. It has been for sale twice in my area. It has a ton of potential, if done correctly. I kick my self for not going test drive it.
Cajun_Tiger_Hummer
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No Tv's. No sound system. Interior is completely stock, LUX edition. Just custom lift and tires were done to it, SOA in rear. 3rd coast in Houston does top notch work. Besides for the red accidents and rock star rims, i like it. Some tweaking, that H3T could be a hell of a truck.
IISPEEDYII
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Hahah I was just joking cause so many people ruin 3s and 2s that way.
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4speedfunk
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Guess again. No amount of "tweaking" would ever save this abortion. Cut off all that lame stuff and throw it in the dumpster...it would be easier to start from a stock non-lifted rig. I swear I don't know whats wrong with some Hummer guys. :roll:
Cajun_Tiger_Hummer
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It depends what you would want to use it for. In my parts we don't have trails, rocks, logs all that fun stuff. Mud is how we off road. SOA and solid axles are useless for where i'm at. The higher, the better. Sell off those crap rims and tires and give me another $1000 dollars it would be a great truck to go mud riding in.
High Five H2
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this.
all that stuff looks so flimsy, and hanging down like that. it doesn't even look good even they were going for a show truck look
Cajun_Tiger_Hummer
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No kit. it was custom done. Pricing, you would need to call them.
I inquired about it over a 1.5 year ago. The sales man said 15" of lift. It was C&G offroad that built it. 3rd coast one offed the suspension.
Cajun_Tiger_Hummer
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Personal experience, every 3rd coast lift I've seen in person is not flimsy. They make some heavy duty stuff. Especially since they focus on large HD trucks and they have done many H2's.
But i can see where the rock crawling and trial riding crowd wouldn't be too keen of these kinds of lift. B/c they are not practical in those situations.
Cajun_Tiger_Hummer
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One of the Ron Carter dealerships had it built to sell a few years back. He had a Hummer dealership before GM axed the brand.
derian06
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I wonder what the actual clearance is in the front.
cgalpha08
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Axle to ground clearance depends on the tires. So it's nothing phenomenal compared to something that has 40s and no lift.
derian06
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I meant it as it probably doesn't have that much over stock. Atleast it doesn't look like it does.
cgalpha08
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I gotcha, yea if a stocker with 35s is 1.5 inches higher than a stocker with 32s, then 40s would put it at 4 inches more over stock.....theoretically.