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yeah just dont use ur backup/reverse gear! if ur at that mall parking lot, when ur leaving just go straight. You wont feel anything anyway.
Sometimes i feel like i dont even care which lane im in, whichever unforunate car that crosses my path is well... going to be underneath me. However, once i woke up to the scent of a suv. The scent was powerful becasue it woke me up while driving. I normally never wake up, so i assumed it was another h3 who was also sleeping at the wheel. In that case out of mutual respect we would both vair out of eachothers way, but it wasnt an H3. but an H2 i was a little shocked becasue the driver was awake, but angry that i was crossing his path. So we played chicken. I always win in chicken. The next day the same driver drove by me while I was at the bus stop. |
you sound like a bad driver
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Bad driving=high insurance cost. Better him than me.
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I agree with HummerJim's comments. I do the same. You need to understand the first thing you hit will be with your spare tire so make sure you understand how far it is behind the window. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>Hummer Newbie knows all about backing up... with friends in the truck... and another H3 behind him..... |
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I ordered one of those Rear View Safety Lenses (www.rearlens.com) and it really makes a huge difference. It's obviously not as good as installing a camera, but for $25 you can't go wrong. The difference is like night and day.
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It's hard to see out the back window but I have found this I use my side mirrors alot more.
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I find the convex mirrors help quite a bit, but backing is still dubious. Having to back my H2 and my wife's H3 out of the same driveway, I can say the H2 is much, much easier to back out, just because the windows are larger.
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Hitchcam works great on my H3. $1100 installed but cheaper than crashing into things.
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I don't think the visibility or lack thereof is a major issue. In reverse you just have to go a little bit slower constantly checking all four corners as you go, something you should be doing anyway. I end up backing into parking spots, in time you get the feel for judging distance with the mirrors... its a learning curve unnerving at firt but made easier if you have decent spacial judgement and practice. Driving this thing is not like driving any other vehicle and so initially it may feel a little ackward and out of your comfort zone. Its definately not a car... but I don't think it drives like a truck either... though it is much more like my F-150 than the camaro I had
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Getting used to = becoming acclimated to
& Becoming acclimated to = Getting used to (It means the same thing!) It's not a yes AND no question... It's a yes OR no question. Personally... I think the answer is obvious. |
And the question is? Oh yea, visibility. Judging by the number of posts about people backing up and hitting things indicates some problem.
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Like it was said before. You must adjust to any car/truck.
I've added the Fresenal Lens on the rear window and the 2 wide angle outside little mirrors and it imporves it 90%, BUT even before adding $30 worth of stuff I still drove defenceivily. Spend $1100 and you still have to go slow and look no matter what you drive, UNLESS OF COURSE you bought you licence at SEARS or Are an ILLEGEL IMMEGRENT !!! RYD |
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Yea but look at all this useless info that you got.
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![]() Hey dips h i t... Did you see my post on page 1? "The visability is definitely hindered compared to other SUVs I've owned and/or driven. There are a lot of blind spots with the H3. You become aware of them and compensate. The little round convex spot mirrors attached to the side-view mirrors help a little. I just installed a rear-view backup camera. It helps a little to see what you might ordinarily run over. But to me it's more novelty/gadget than anything else. I figured it will help my wife when she drives. it. You get used to it after a while. BTW... this is obviously an unmoderated forum. You are going to get all kinds of responses to your questions. Sift through the ones that help and ignore the rest. Just my .02..." My 2nd response was aimed at someone else! You'll end up hitting someone anyway! Who cares? |
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![]() Hey dips h i t... Did you see my post on page 1? "The visability is definitely hindered compared to other SUVs I've owned and/or driven. There are a lot of blind spots with the H3. You become aware of them and compensate. The little round convex spot mirrors attached to the side-view mirrors help a little. I just installed a rear-view backup camera. It helps a little to see what you might ordinarily run over. But to me it's more novelty/gadget than anything else. I figured it will help my wife when she drives. it. You get used to it after a while. BTW... this is obviously an unmoderated forum. You are going to get all kinds of responses to your questions. Sift through the ones that help and ignore the rest. Just my .02..." My 2nd response was aimed at someone else! You'll end up hitting someone anyway! Who cares? </div></BLOCKQUOTE> Your first response was helpful and appreciated. And you are lying if you're going to claim now that your second response was aimed at someone else; You were making corrections to the grammar in MY original post. F-Tard! Go piss one someone elses thread. |
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