LShummer
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I'm looking for the elusive H3 Unicorn, the Rancho Lift Kit, any leads etc, let me know.
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I wish you were right about the 10K residents, unfortunately since Covid, many people came from CA and other populated areas to SD.Nobody wrecks their H3, ever. LOL, everyone knows not to go to the local mall with a H3 and a Rancho, it'll be stolen. That and you live in SD, 10k residents, so not many H3's running around.
Now that's a reply that peaks my interest. I see the colorado's lift kits (04-12) come with new knuckles, if those work with H3 arms and cv's that's a game changer. What forum has the discussion about them using H3 arms and cv's on their Colorado's? I'm interested in this research. Thanks you for the useful reply.I see guys on the gmt355 groups using the h3 arms with cv axles in conjunction with the Colorado lift kits to achieve a longer travel and more lift. I winder why anyone hasn't test fit some Colorado lifts onto these.
I wonder what this setup would net for lift? The Silverado knuckles could be junkyard sourced, just leaves the Michigan metal works UCA's. However the ZR2 telescoping CV axles are also intriguing.![]()
H3 front suspension and brake swap is possible on a 355
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These guys use Michigan metal works uca with silverado knuckles and h3 lca and h3 cv axles. I bet something like this would fit. Soon as I get a h3 I am going to test this
Check out the guy who deleted the torsion bars and ran silverado coilovers. He has a thread on there too.I wonder what this setup would net for lift? The Silverado knuckles could be junkyard sourced, just leaves the Michigan metal works UCA's. However the ZR2 telescoping CV axles are also intriguing.
Yeah I hear you on the Silverado knuckles, price is right, only bigger cost is the MMW UCA's, still wonder how much lift this would be. The Trakmotive extended travel your referring to is that for the H3 cv's? If so, got a part number?Check out the guy who deleted the torsion bars and ran silverado coilovers. He has a thread on there too.
The Colorado knuckles from the lift will not work with the cv axles on the h3. That's why he used the silverado with mmw uca. Mmw will make custom knuckles aswell. But the junkyard silverado knuckles are budget friendly.
kmotive makes a extended travel cv ,alot of guys like. Uses more balls in the cv to allow for more angle. Also has a redesign cv boot so the ribs do not rub and friction burn. Napa has these in stock
Wow those are sweet CV's wonder how spendy, those are a must have for a lift helps with the binding issues through travel no doubt.
The BDS knuckle your using on your Colorado is that for like a 4" lift kit? Are you using H3 arms or a Michigan Metal Works Upper and H3 Lower? Sorry if this info is somewhere posted, I'm being lazy.
You could use these 4" Silverado lift knuckles then correct? Like these? Have Michigan build the UCA's to match the upper ball setup LCA's should work with the H3's ball setup correct?I wonder what this setup would net for lift? The Silverado knuckles could be junkyard sourced, just leaves the Michigan metal works UCA's. However the ZR2 telescoping CV axles are also intriguing.
Thanks for the link, super helpful, makes the Rancho of no interest to me for 5k. Using readily available parts for much less, winner!https://hummer4x4offroad.com/forum/threads/h3-4-lift-kit.15124/
Check this out I haven't done this swap yet still researching this but I plan on doing this 3-4in lift to a 2006 h3