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Ricco
09-11-2006, 06:14 AM
Well this weekend i put the H2 to the test.A buddy with a 2oo2 Gmc deisel dually wanted to have a pulloff.Back to back we pretty nmuch stayed in 1 spot,front to front i draged him about 2 feet.That was on hard dirt.On pavement i dragged him like he wasnt even there.
Tex_h2
09-11-2006, 07:26 AM
Well this weekend i put the H2 to the test.A buddy with a 2oo2 Gmc deisel dually wanted to have a pulloff.Back to back we pretty nmuch stayed in 1 spot,front to front i draged him about 2 feet.That was on hard dirt.On pavement i dragged him like he wasnt even there.
:perfect10s:
Very Cool......any pics...
dochummer
09-11-2006, 07:38 AM
Sweet!
MarineHawk
09-11-2006, 08:07 AM
Well this weekend i put the H2 to the test.A buddy with a 2oo2 Gmc deisel dually wanted to have a pulloff.Back to back we pretty nmuch stayed in 1 spot,front to front i draged him about 2 feet.That was on hard dirt.On pavement i dragged him like he wasnt even there.
That surprises me. Were you in 4-Low with lockers on?
HummBob
09-11-2006, 08:41 AM
Very COOL :cool: :cool: :beerchug:
f5fstop
09-11-2006, 10:52 AM
Surprises me too. Were his rear tires bald?
TXSUT
09-11-2006, 02:22 PM
Hardly a legitimate test of "pulling power". :rolleyes:
lotus4s
09-11-2006, 02:29 PM
Hardly a legitimate test of "pulling power". :rolleyes:
Yeah but it sounds real good :giggling:
Ricco
09-11-2006, 03:19 PM
Was the first time ive gone out without my camera so no pics.I was in 4 lo loc with diff loc on, his tires were good ,And in the dirt it may not be a pull power test but on pavement i beleive it is ,now that i did it once maybe ill do it again when i have my cam,
CO Hummer
09-11-2006, 03:49 PM
Well this weekend i put the H2 to the test.A buddy with a 2oo2 Gmc deisel dually wanted to have a pulloff.Back to back we pretty nmuch stayed in 1 spot,front to front i draged him about 2 feet.That was on hard dirt.On pavement i dragged him like he wasnt even there.
LOL. Waddya gonna do next? Arm wrestle? :D
Ricco
09-11-2006, 07:53 PM
hmm dont think so he to freakin big for that.But pulling is fun.yall should try it
CO Hummer
09-11-2006, 08:00 PM
But pulling is fun.yall should try it
Sound like a good idea. I'll head over to Wal*Mart and do some practice runs with parked cars.
was his dually four wheel drive?
Alan06SUT
09-11-2006, 10:38 PM
Sweet I'll see if I can get one of my contractors to re-enact this battle. I would say the weight, gearing, and tires would have more to do with it than engine power.
dochummer
09-11-2006, 10:49 PM
Yeah, he was probably holding back...now when you have your camera out, he'll toast your a**.. :)
This can't be good for suspension components:shhh:
Well this weekend i put the H2 to the test.A buddy with a 2oo2 Gmc deisel dually wanted to have a pulloff.Back to back we pretty nmuch stayed in 1 spot,front to front i draged him about 2 feet.That was on hard dirt.On pavement i dragged him like he wasnt even there.LMAO! I seriously hope you didn't screw up your Hummer.:jump:
Big Z
09-11-2006, 11:26 PM
Now, that would suprise Me! :giggling: ...So, without Video!...:twak:...of the tug, and rig set-up! :twak: ...This thread is useless....Here's Your Sign!......:D
I Sure Like My 2.....But, REALLY KNOW!..What My Trucks Would Do! ;) :D
phazer42
09-12-2006, 03:32 AM
doesn't suprise me at all really.... the dually doesn't have a whole lot of weight on the rear tires at all where the H2 is fairly evenly loaded front to rear. Now put a few thousand pounds in the bed of the chevy or dodge or ford and see how far it will pull the H2....
Best to keep a close eye on your t-case when doing this... you know the shifter fork is completely plastic on an H2 t-case???? the chains also stretch....
Scott
'01 HMCO
Big Z
09-12-2006, 04:13 AM
LOL! Like I Said! :jump: :OWNED:
Pallet Of Concrete in each!..... Let's PLAY! Know My Trucks! :giggling: DooooYou! :crying: :dancingbanana: :D Painers are good! :rant: ;)
Best to keep a close eye on your t-case when doing this... you know the shifter fork is completely plastic on an H2 t-case???? the chains also stretch....
Scott
'01 HMCODid someone say plastic?
Ricco
09-12-2006, 05:10 AM
was his dually four wheel drive?It Was $ wheel drive ,just found out today he took out his front diff in the process
Ricco
09-12-2006, 05:11 AM
Sweet I'll see if I can get one of my contractors to re-enact this battle. I would say the weight, gearing, and tires would have more to do with it than engine power.Isnt that what were all about
Ricco
09-12-2006, 05:12 AM
Yeah, he was probably holding back...now when you have your camera out, he'll toast your a**.. :)there was no holding out he tore out his front diff he was trying his best, H2 ROCKS
Ricco
09-12-2006, 05:13 AM
LMAO! I seriously hope you didn't screw up your Hummer.:jump:Well so far so good ,a new weekend comong up and im sure well try it again
Ricco
09-12-2006, 05:15 AM
doesn't suprise me at all really.... the dually doesn't have a whole lot of weight on the rear tires at all where the H2 is fairly evenly loaded front to rear. Now put a few thousand pounds in the bed of the chevy or dodge or ford and see how far it will pull the H2....
Best to keep a close eye on your t-case when doing this... you know the shifter fork is completely plastic on an H2 t-case???? the chains also stretch....
Scott
'01 HMCOYah but through some weight in the h2 and you have the same odds
Ricco
09-12-2006, 05:16 AM
LOL! Like I Said! :jump: :OWNED:
Pallet Of Concrete in each!..... Let's PLAY! Know My Trucks! :giggling: DooooYou! :crying: :dancingbanana: :D Painers are good! :rant: ;)
I dont think we were talking about weight capacity i think i was talking abouit Draggin a GMC dually down the road
Big Z
09-12-2006, 05:37 AM
How Bout A Parts Rig Pull Off! :D ...No Dually's...I have a Smaller, Lil Ugly Pick-up Now! ;).....But would Still Play! :) .....With 1/2--Or Full-- pallet of concrete ;)....Winner takes Parts Rig Home! :D :dancingbanana:
Ricco
09-12-2006, 05:49 AM
Well i guess if i had a lil ugly parts trick i would but i dont ,OF course if you have a schwack of weight in the back your going to have an advantage,but if you noticed we had no weight in our trucks,so dont care if you have a palat of concrete in the back of yours.
Ricco
09-12-2006, 05:56 AM
doesn't suprise me at all really.... the dually doesn't have a whole lot of weight on the rear tires at all where the H2 is fairly evenly loaded front to rear. Now put a few thousand pounds in the bed of the chevy or dodge or ford and see how far it will pull the H2....
Best to keep a close eye on your t-case when doing this... you know the shifter fork is completely plastic on an H2 t-case???? the chains also stretch....
Scott
'01 HMCOAgin if i a few thousand pounds in the back of mine it would be even again,and i would drag you once again.so lets keep on track
Big Z
09-12-2006, 07:33 AM
Agin if i a few thousand pounds in the back of mine it would be even again,and i would drag you once again.so lets keep on track
OK, I've Had enough Fun! :D....lol
http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19791
Ricco
09-12-2006, 02:00 PM
AHHHH Victory again LOL:dancingbanana:
phazer42
09-12-2006, 05:24 PM
Agin if i a few thousand pounds in the back of mine it would be even again,and i would drag you once again.so lets keep on track
To really get a good estimation of pulling power you need to put a trailer on both vehicles.... but I will tell you the Diesel trucks, be it a Chevy Duramax, Ford Powerstroke or a Dodge Cummins, will out pull an H2 and even an H1 (without the Dmax)... hook up the trailer to the vehicle and then floor it to 60 and who gets there first can pull more (the slower one is engine limited or gearing limited).... this is what testing the corporations due for competitors and its also whats done on the diesel page if any of you are on that....
Its all dynamics, the H2 hooked up to a pick-up doesn't really prove anything other then the pick-up is traction limited.... but the output of the engine power-wise is of course higher on the pick-up....
Scott
'01 HMCO
Big Z
09-12-2006, 06:06 PM
AHHHH Victory again LOL:dancingbanana:
Lol---Not even on a good day Tonguester...I Mean Youngster! :twak: :D ROFL!
Ricco
09-14-2006, 05:39 PM
Lol---Not even on a good day Tonguester...I Mean Youngster! :twak: :D ROFL!Hey a poet cool.:violin:
HUMMERcustoms.com/TAZ
09-18-2006, 10:07 PM
If He was setup like Dragons GMC 3/4 ton single axle with turbo deisel and the edge system on I do not think an H2 would out pull Him.
Dyno'd at 400HP and 800 or 900 ft. .lbs of torque.
We hook trailers and throw just about anything on including My H2 and it seems to not even strain on long up hill grades.
Turbo deisel only should be to tough on H2 with any amount of HP and torque.
I know what i got in My H2 with supercharger and all the low end add-ons You can do with out going to lower gears to get it off the line in a hurry chewing up and spitting out rice rockets and even My cousins new Vette which He just did not believe it could be done. It was a 0 to 60 run but, He was gaining if it had been to 100 He may have caught Me. But, main thing is I had the low end torque which is the most important number when it comes to pulling.
Has been an interesting thread though.
TAZ
Htothe2
11-09-2006, 02:32 AM
nice!
H2bill
11-10-2006, 04:23 AM
Agreed. Worthless without the video.
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