Hummer EV Style Turn Signals For Your Hummer H3 W/ Switchback & Sequential Functionality! 

I prefer the way he did it

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Yep the old options still look good, but the technology they are using is a decade old now so it doesn't have what modern cars have these days.

They look awesome! I personally like the original amber look vs the clears ones!

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I really love mine! Was never really a fan of the previous LED turn signals you could get on the H3, but these look awesome.

Glad you found it useful! I am really loving my new turn signals!

I know they got a similar style that are switchback. I am not sure if they have sequential functionality though like these.

Everytying I have read is the relay for the Hummer H3 is in the BMC , can't be easily switched out

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Yep that would work as well!

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Thanks man I appreciate it! They have the same concept of LED turn signals for the H2 as well!

@@4lowmode yeah i had seen them also look really nice.

Haha yeah I think the white DRL lights are getting a little bit overplayed now, so I kinda like the amber still

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You definitely can, but from my testing they are pretty dark lol. If you don't mind the extra work, you can get the clears and put some lighter tint on them yourself then you can have the best of both worlds.

@4lowmode bright dosent really matter....just for the fact I've done the full led conversion like we all have. But I also added the front pillar light mounts....and the front hidden led bar...so I have plenty of light

@@larryb95 Oh gotcha! Yeah you can go for the blacked out ones then if that's your style! 😃

Some of them do. The H2 does already come with 7in round headlights, so no adapter is needed like you need with the H3. You can also get these same style LED turn signals for the H3. Also for the H2 they got rear LED turn signals that look like Hummer EV tail lights which is sweet.

@@4lowmode ah ok! Thank you so much for responding and giving an answer! I sincerely appreciate it!

That bumper is from Road Armor. They are huge aftermarket steel bumper manufacturer. They did make this bumper specifically for the H3, but it looks as if they no longer offer it on their website. I am sure if you were to call them they would still have the design laying around and could make you one though. Back in the day it costed $2350 but that was in the 2010s and since then the price of steel has gone up. So I could imagine price could be somewhere in the $3000 to $4000 range. These bumpers are very rare to see on H3s. I think I have only seen this bumper on like 3 or 4 other H3s. Back when Road Armor developed this bumper for the H3, they showcased it on the hummer forums and everyone immediately complained it was too expensive, so for that reason not that many people bought them. Road Armor's main customer demographic is owners of brand new pickup trucks and jeeps. You see these bumpers on a lot of $100K+ show trucks and high dollar offroad builds. There is just not a lot of H3s out there in general and far less who are willing to spend that kind of money on a bumper since the most H3s have a market value of somewhere around $7K to $25K depending on condition and spec so not a lot of H3 owners bought them. That being said, it is an awesome bumper and probably the most well built and good looking aftermarket bumpers out there.

Thanks a lot for all thé good info

hey :) thanks for the info ! i was able to put my hands on a ARB bumber ! thanks .when is the next video?@@4lowmode

Haha I feel ya! These just take so long to make lol. 😅

That's on my list of things to do! 😃 If I do a video on that, I'm probably not going to be super detailed because my set up is kind of unique to me and not everyone is going to want exactly what I have, but I think it would make a good showcase video to show my ideas for what a modern headunit setup looks like and does.

😅 He can barely get in his H3 now that he has a Rancho lift 😂

That is the Thor Parts Gen 2 bumper from Thor Parts. I think there is still are still a few for sale on the website thorparts.com. They are $1500 new but you got to contact them and ask.

@@4lowmode I appreciate it thanks bud!

The ones on my gray Alpha are the KC Gravity Pros. I actually have a video on my RU-vid channel talking all about them if you want to check it out!

Yeah that would be fine. I am on instagram (@acer4lo) or facebook (Acer Miller).

You would need to make yourself a custom mount to do that

Yes they do. Same concept however I don't know if they are sequential like these in the video. However I do know that they are switchback. If you just search it up on Amazon you'll find them for the H2.

That bumper is from Road Armor. They are huge aftermarket steel bumper manufacturer. They did make this bumper specifically for the H3, but it looks as if they no longer offer it on their website. I am sure if you were to call them they would still have the design laying around and could make you one though. Back in the day it costed $2350 but that was in the 2010s and since then the price of steel has gone up. So I could imagine price could be somewhere in the $3000 to $4000 range. These bumpers are very rare to see on H3s. I think I have only seen this bumper on like 3 or 4 other H3s. Back when Road Armor developed this bumper for the H3, they showcased it on the hummer forums and everyone immediately complained it was too expensive, so for that reason not that many people bought them. Road Armor's main customer demographic is owners of brand new pickup trucks and jeeps. You see these bumpers on a lot of $100K+ show trucks and high dollar offroad builds. There is just not a lot of H3s out there in general and far less who are willing to spend that kind of money on a bumper since the most H3s have a market value of somewhere around $7K to $25K depending on condition and spec so not a lot of H3 owners bought them. That being said, it is an awesome bumper and probably the most well built and good looking aftermarket bumpers out there.

The SA H3 has an additional parking light on the bottom of the turn signal lens so you won't be able to use that bulb any more because there is no hole on the bottom of the lens for that bulb.

Correct, the full brightness of the turn signal needs to be illuminated at the time you make the signal. The animation is essentially a fade out effect.

They can, but the problem is that the SA models actually have any additional parking light on them at the bottom of the turn signal lens, so you won't be able to plug that light back in because there is no hole for it.