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Hummer Gets Stuck Underwater Nasty why it is not a true off roading SUV

Old 07-02-2008, 09:11 PM
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Old 07-02-2008, 09:30 PM
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wrangler, land rover, range rover, H1 etc. all would have ended up stuck in that hole.
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Originally Posted by LS1>girlfriend
wrangler, land rover, range rover, H1 etc. all would have ended up stuck in that hole.
true. but that is not a hummer its a yukon. the only hummers are the h1s but im sure a unimog would go right tru there. put a snorkal on a 404 unimog and u will drown be4 it turns off.
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Too bad he didn't hydrolock the engine.
Old 07-02-2008, 10:13 PM
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I doubt some one who knows how to drive an h1 off road would get stuck. I was at a hummer homecoming in 02(pretty sure that was when it was) and they do some pretty crazy stuff with them.
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Only thing that video proves is what a numb nuts that guy is!
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I wouldn't be suprised if most all off-roading vehicles got stuck. Even the Hummer can't ford waters over a certain amount deep.
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I agree with the other guys...a real Hummer is an H1!
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h1 are the real bad *** classics... but the h2 and h3 do pretty good for off roading. i had a 90-91 broncos. so not all a fan of the h2 n h3 for off roading. haha. broncos all the way! but heres some bad *** mud vids

this one is my old 1990 302 bronco
http://youtube.com/watch?v=n0TPmBcTqoY

and another bad *** bronco!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=DVAy7RH5YGM
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^thats some good mud boggin'. That douche in the hm2-3 was retarded for even trying to drive through that deep of water. I have driven a true Humvee through the thickest muck imaginable and with a full combat load and 300 pound armor plated doors, and still i wouldn't try driving through that. maybe if i had an old 85 Silverado on 40's i'de giver it a shot
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thanks... i wish i took a vid of the time i went through with my old black 91. it had a 351 so alot more powerful then the one in the vid. but they are def tough trucks. made like tanks!
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those windsor engines are pretty stout performers.
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yep def. i love the old school ones. those things could take on anything! ill probly buy one in the future to restore...
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stupidity at it's finest.
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I'm sure a bunch of Wrangler's could get through there. I work for a Jeep Aftermarket Parts company, trust me I know.

Here's a near stock CJ running through deep as anything water:


His main issue is the stock BFG A/T's. When he hit the water they turned to slicks in the muck at the bottom and afforded him absolutely no traction. I don't know enough about H2's, but front/rear lockers would've helped like a **** too... I've been through stuff deeper than that and made it all.. also been through deeper stuff and been stuck (broken 4WD due to vacuum disconnect 2 piece pass side axle shaft not engaging!!):







And this is what it looked like dry lol:

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^hell yeah man, I'm a Jeep fanatic! I just sold my 80 cj5 a few months ago. I'm hoping to get an xj here pretty soon. What aftermarket company do you work for?
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first off its on stock tires, suspension and second jeeps are lighter and the ones shown ae lifted with mud terrain tires
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Originally Posted by colby72olds
^hell yeah man, I'm a Jeep fanatic! I just sold my 80 cj5 a few months ago. I'm hoping to get an xj here pretty soon. What aftermarket company do you work for?
Ya Jeeps rock I work for Quadratec.

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first off its on stock tires, suspension and second jeeps are lighter and the ones shown ae lifted with mud terrain tires
And they STILL cost half the price of an H2, if not more than half the price. I don't like Rubicon's personally (Real Jeeps are built, not bought) but if you took a stock Rubicon against a stock H2, the Rubicon would completely crush it.
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Just look at some of the videos on you tube of the h1 off road its crazy. But just like anything else you have to know how to drive it to make it work right. This one guy i met had a 502 in his for being 8-10k lbs this thing was fast.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=h8sY9San8...eature=related

How many vehicles you see do this stock?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=2_1z8JSE63A
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lol that guy driving that hummer has nooo clue how to drive that thing. Besides, I think most any vehicle would get stuck in that mud pit he drove into anyway.

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