new member new to the hummer! lotta pics!

[atomicgoofball]

Originally Posted by Rico001

Very nice rides and welcome to the list.
Any plans for the HUMMER?
~Richard

thanks richard!

well i really want to upgrade the exhaust to give a more aggressive sound.
Front brush gaurd, rear tail protectors. A lift kit (love the rancho kits) and of course new shoes! nothing TOO TOO big i was thinking maybe 36-37" tires.

But the more I browse the forums and see everyone and their gorgeous vehicles, the MORE i want to do, and the more BADASS i want mine to be!

[bigmikey82]

Originally Posted by atomicgoofball

thanks richard!

well i really want to upgrade the exhaust to give a more aggressive sound.
Front brush gaurd, rear tail protectors. A lift kit (love the rancho kits) and of course new shoes! nothing TOO TOO big i was thinking maybe 36-37" tires.

But the more I browse the forums and see everyone and their gorgeous vehicles, the MORE i want to do, and the more BADASS i want mine to be!

Hey, I'm pretty sure I've seen your Z around at a few car shows in the area. I've got a G35 that I used to show, but got out of the import scene.

Just got my H2 about 8 months ago, same color as yours.

See your looking for some rear tail protectors, I've got a brand new pair sitting in my room if your interested.

[atomicgoofball]

Originally Posted by bigmikey82

Hey, I'm pretty sure I've seen your Z around at a few car shows in the area. I've got a G35 that I used to show, but got out of the import scene.

Just got my H2 about 8 months ago, same color as yours.

See your looking for some rear tail protectors, I've got a brand new pair sitting in my room if your interested.

awesome bro! do you still have the G? were you a part of the NGC?

I'm still thinking about the protectors but thanks for keeping me in mind!

we should def hang out sometime! would be great to have a local Hummer meet!

[pwrhse2k]

Welcome to the forum Danny!

What part of Maryland are you? I'm in Waldorf.

My H2 is off getting the Duramax diesel conversion so I have a Superchips programmer and CAI up for sale. A couple of other things too...Check the classifieds if you're interested.

I'd really like to get a closer look at that 350Z! Nice!!!

[atomicgoofball]

Originally Posted by pwrhse2k

Welcome to the forum Danny!

What part of Maryland are you? I'm in Waldorf.

My H2 is off getting the Duramax diesel conversion so I have a Superchips programmer and CAI up for sale. A couple of other things too...Check the classifieds if you're interested.

I'd really like to get a closer look at that 350Z! Nice!!!

im actually in columbia MD!
haha you can see the Z anytime you want!

I would love to pick up the goodies you have however i gotta save up to do some traveling, not to mention i just bought my hummer a week ago haha!

what does the programmer do for these vehicles?

[guruerror]

Columbia, Waldorf, Gaithersburg...that's a 'MD HUMMER Club' just waiting to be formed!

Originally Posted by atomicgoofball

...what does the programmer do for these vehicles?

Programmers typically allow you to adjust various settings in the truck's computer; so you can let the truck know if you've changed tire size, gear ratio, etc. It'll then adjust speedometer, shift points etc to compensate and keep the truck in its power band.

You can also use it to program different types of tunes: Performance, Towing, 87 Octane which will adjust the truck's settings to perform better under those circumstances.

It's a must if you change tires size or gear ratio. When I moved to 37s and 4.56 gears the truck was very sluggish, so I got a Superchips Cortex programmer and adjusted the appropriate settings (plus added the Performance tune) and it got everything back to normal.

[Indy]

Nice green!! It's great to see such a colour on the Z. I always thought that snake green looks awesome on sportscars. And congrats on the H2. Cheers.

[pwrhse2k]

Originally Posted by guruerror

Columbia, Waldorf, Gaithersburg...that's a 'MD HUMMER Club' just waiting to be formed!


Programmers typically allow you to adjust various settings in the truck's computer; so you can let the truck know if you've changed tire size, gear ratio, etc. It'll then adjust speedometer, shift points etc to compensate and keep the truck in its power band.

You can also use it to program different types of tunes: Performance, Towing, 87 Octane which will adjust the truck's settings to perform better under those circumstances.

It's a must if you change tires size or gear ratio. When I moved to 37s and 4.56 gears the truck was very sluggish, so I got a Superchips Cortex programmer and adjusted the appropriate settings (plus added the Performance tune) and it got everything back to normal.

I'll work you a package deal when you're ready AtomicG.

You get that grill lineXed yet Brent?