cfernandez
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Just got a very well maintained (all oil changes, maintenance and other work has been regularly done by a local dealer and I have the ALL the paperwork) 2007 Hummer H3X. It has never touched dirt except once by accident. I know the previous owner very well and even invited him to go wheeling with me several times when I had my Jeep CJ-7. Anyways, I got a call from him a few weeks ago and asked if I wanted his Hummer. That's how I got a Hummer from my younger brother. He is OCD about keeping his cars clean and well maintained and this one was getting replaced.
Anyways, I have been reading up on Hummers because I really don't know much about them and plan to go offroad with this one. Tires are going to be replaced as the tread is getting low, but still debating on keeping the stock 18" rims or getting stock 16" rims for more rubber between the rim and trail. My upgrades are going to be few as I won't be doing any serious trails with this and money is always an issue. Mostly heading out to go exploring with the family for camping trips and/or pulling our pop-up trailer somewhere and wheel around the area looking for mines. New tires, possibly a winch in the future and rock rails. Just like my old CJ-7.
My question finally is, are these "D-rings" REAL or are they for show? They feel HEAVY but never seen one shaped like this before. Does anyone have experience using these D-rings? Here is a pic:
Thanks!
edit: the license plates are my brother's he got them back. They were a little too tacky for me ;-)
Anyways, I have been reading up on Hummers because I really don't know much about them and plan to go offroad with this one. Tires are going to be replaced as the tread is getting low, but still debating on keeping the stock 18" rims or getting stock 16" rims for more rubber between the rim and trail. My upgrades are going to be few as I won't be doing any serious trails with this and money is always an issue. Mostly heading out to go exploring with the family for camping trips and/or pulling our pop-up trailer somewhere and wheel around the area looking for mines. New tires, possibly a winch in the future and rock rails. Just like my old CJ-7.
My question finally is, are these "D-rings" REAL or are they for show? They feel HEAVY but never seen one shaped like this before. Does anyone have experience using these D-rings? Here is a pic:
Thanks!
edit: the license plates are my brother's he got them back. They were a little too tacky for me ;-)