I have 2003 Hummer H2 with rear air suspension and I want to lift it
something like this....Really like how it looks

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:http://www.trailduty.com/products/rancho/lift.html

I don´t know much about H2 suspension so can I install this kit without losing my factory air suspension? Is it necessary to install ranchos 9000X shocks front and rear if I put new shocks(rear) can I still use my factory air suspension? or how about steering stabilizer what does it do ??
Will 40x13.5R17 Goodyear tires fit with this set?

Thanks

Mike

I have 2003 Hummer H2 with rear air suspension and I want to lift it
something like this....Really like how it looks

...

:http://www.trailduty.com/products/rancho/lift.html

I don´t know much about H2 suspension so can I install this kit without losing my factory air suspension? Is it necessary to install ranchos 9000X shocks front and rear if I put new shocks(rear) can I still use my factory air suspension? or how about steering stabilizer what does it do ??
Will 40x13.5R17 Goodyear tires fit with this set?

Thanks

Mike

Is that you photochopped into that picture?

Mike, read some of the previous posts about lifts. There is really good information in there. Yes, the lift works with factory air suspension. No 40"s don't fit very well with a 4" lift.

No it is not me in that picture just found it from member photos..
I did search many times I know that 40" tires will not fit very well, but it is possible to make them fit..
I am still wondering should I use 9000X shocks instead of stock shocks or should I also buy steering stabilizer or not..

That's H2Beast (Frank) from http://www.myhummer.net/

I remember that pic being all chopped to hell and back.

so iam assuming that is about 10-12 inches of lift in the pic? or what the heck is it and how does one fit 40 inchers on an h2, what is required?

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by MONSTERMATT:
so iam assuming that is about 10-12 inches of lift in the pic? or what the heck is it and how does one fit 40 inchers on an h2, what is required? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>It depends. We copied PhilD's truck after seeing it tackle everything in Moab. Being the tallest and biggest is not always the answer.

no thats like a 6" lift in the pic. I know I had 37"s on mine stock and I could have fit a lot bigger stock. my friend has a 4" with 40's and when he turns all the way they rub if you hit a bump when turning.

If it is 6" lift in the picture why his web site tells different:
"Check the my new HUMMER.. Many modifications has been made and after an intensive work and great support from the Triple A workshop in Dubai (AAA Service Centre), My car is now ready with the following changes:
Rancho Lift Kit - 4" (fully body lift kit) - 4 days for complete work - AAA Service Center
Goodyear 40x13.50R17LT Wrangler M/T 40" 5-tires set on stock rims - Al Shami Auto Tyres
K&N Performance air kit - 1 day for complete work - Car Boutique
Busch 15000 Headlight Xenon kit - 1/2 day for complete work - Car Boutique
Quick Air III air compressor - 1/2 day for complete work - Ramy Trading
Power Programmer - Hypertech computer tuning & calibration - Car Boutique
Rear Bumper Tire Carrier - Icon Autos
Heavy Duty Side Rock Sliders - Icon Autos
Nology Cables - Ramy Trading
Warn 9TSi Thermometric H2 Winch Kit - Ramy Trading
Garmin 2610 Street Pilot GPS - Radio Shack "

http://www.myhummer.net/album/MyH2-now/index.html

He is really using 40" with stock wheels and "spacers"

Now I´m going to buy fabtech lift, but I found this: http://www.truxxx.com/hummer_product...2_lift_kit.htm
What you guys think is it reliable ?

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Hammer:
Now I´m going to buy fabtech lift, but I found this: http://www.truxxx.com/hummer_product...2_lift_kit.htm
What you guys think is it reliable ? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

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