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This is how a Hummer is to be used

http://www.newcomcs.com/hum.wmv

This is how a Hummer is to be used

Cool lights.

Did you ever get the new wheels you were looking at?

sweet!

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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Klint:
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Piss on the horn that came with it now I have a siren and a good horn

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by HumbleAg:
Cool lights.

Did you ever get the new wheels you were looking at? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Getting them tomorrow They have been on back order I am so happy. I think I am going to get some new tires also same size but all tr.

same size isn't going to screw with my gas milage is it? I am getting 17 city right now

Looks awesome Klint!

Thanks

I will get more pictures and movies later this week.. I need to get my fire radio and cb installed

Sweet lights!

That's a cool setup!

Turned out great.

Wow Klint that looks great!!

Haha awesome that looks great. What are the laws on when you can use them?

"Traffic is killer today"

"Oh yeah, watch this *puts sirens on* MOVE MOTHA HUGGERS!"

What lights do you have in the grille? I am a volunteer and in Texas you have to have lights mounted on the highest point of your vehicle viewable 360 degrees. I have 911EP LED bars mounted in the roof rack of my Z71 Tahoe. I'm wanting to add lights to the grille and the ones you used look sharp.

Great looking H3!

The lights in the grille look like Able2 Product's LED Micro-Lites.

The interior ones look like Able2 Products as well.

As for pics and other styles of LED strobes, here's an install with instructions on an H1.

http://24.248.84.138/hummers/sho-me_...ED_strobes.htm

The link with pics and movie files shows more Able2 Products LED Strobes. Really effective. Once I aimed them, they have killer visibility in the daytime, and painful visibility at night.

-Steve