Yee Haa!!
It is great to see an H2 flipped off road. That means there are people pushing the truck off road and not just in parking lots.
I have some videos of H3's tackling obsticles that are hard for H1's.
Yee Haa!!
It is great to see an H2 flipped off road. That means there are people pushing the truck off road and not just in parking lots.
I have some videos of H3's tackling obsticles that are hard for H1's.
Nick
Nick, I would like to see those videos. Havent really tested the H3 yet. Lack of time, lack of place and lack of balls I guess.
I too was dissapointed with t3h vid. But from fellow IHOG members, it did make it up.
Did anyone notice the suspension articulation, and that many other factory vehicles would have sucomed to t3h MOAB?
I too was dissapointed with t3h vid. But from fellow IHOG members, it did make it up.
Did anyone notice the suspension articulation, and that many other factory vehicles would have sucomed to t3h MOAB?
The guys (H1 owners) were amazed that the H3 made it. Yes it took much longer, but it made it. I obviously am a much bigger fan of the H1 (actually pre-GM trucks and the 06' Alphas) than the H3, but it is still a great truck and I would own one any day.
It can ford deeper water than the H2 too. I think that the smaller wheelbase and overall smaller size help it out allot. It is also built on it's own chassis, not on a modified suburban 2500 chassis. The truck also comes with an optional 5 speed manual. With a lift it is a pretty mean looking truck. The only downside that I have personally noticed is the plastic rear fenders (damage uber quick off road, but easily replaceable), there is only one tow hook on the back of the truck, and there is not a factory winch option.