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Schwarttzy.com
Skydiving, H3 Hummer, & WordPress
Schwarttzy.com
– Skydiving Shop
Skydiving, H3 Hummer, & WordPress
G3 Cookie Skydive Camera Mount
Non-destructive easy-to-install camera mounts for the G3 Cookie Helmet with packing tool. Read More »
$115.00G4 Cookie Skydiving Camera Mount
Simple mount for G4 Cookie Helmet for all GoPro Models Read More »
$115.00Bonehead Aero Helmet Camera Mount
Camera mount for the Bonehead Composites Aero skydiving helmet Read More »
$110.00Skydiving Mini Packing Tool
Compact, portable titanium packing tool for skydivers. Conveniently fits inside with the rig’s data card. Read More »
$20.00G35 Cookie Skydiving GoPro Mount
A non-destructive, easy-to-install camera mount for the G35 Cookie Helmet, packing tool included. Read More »
$119.00Cookie Skydiving Hand Mount Insert
The best hand camera Tandem Instructor video setup. Read More »
$35.00
Schwarttzy.com
– H3 Hummer Off-Road parts
Skydiving, H3 Hummer, & WordPress
OnStar Microphone Adapter H3 Hummer
An adapter that makes it easy to connect the Factory OnStar Microphone to an aftermarket Radio Read More »
$30.00HVAC Instrument Panel Light Bulbs
An exact replacement for burnt out OEM HVAC Instrument Panel Light Bulbs, five to a pack. Read More »
$20.00Extended Leaf Spring Shackles H3 Hummer
Lift the rear suspension 1 1/2 inches, matches a front torsion bar crank perfectly. Read More »
$89.00H3 Backup Camera Mount
A simple mounting bracket for hiding a backup camera inside the factory tire. Read More »
$32.004th Gen High Clearance Leaf Spring Bolt Plate H3 Hummer
4th Gen – Better ground clearance, stronger bracket, off-road improved shock mounting location Read More »
$390.002nd Gen Light Bar Brackets
Simple bolt-on light bar brackets for the H3 Hummer. Read More »
$100.00H3 Hummer Hidden Winch Mount
Mount an 8,000lb or bigger winch inside the factory H3 Hummer bumper. Synthetic rope recommended. Read More »
$465.002nd Gen Aluminum Skid Plates, Under Body Protection
2nd Generation 3/8 inch thick and 4-Foot Long by 2-Foot wide skid plates to protect the H3 Hummer underbody Read More »
$574.002nd Gen Rock Sliders H3 Hummer
Heavy-duty rocker panel protection for the serious off-road enthusiast. Read More »
$1,655.00Modular Tire Carrier
Adjust the spare tire height from 31-inches to 39-inches, pre-cut holes for mounting. Future Hi-lift, CB-antenna, shovel, Jerry Can, and bottle opener brackets in development. Read More »
$330.00Hi-Lift Jack / CB Antenna / Bottle Opener Bracket
Mount a Hi-Lift Jack, CB Antenna, and a Bottle Opener. Read More »
$345.00
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News / Blog
Of all the trails in the world, The Rubicon Trail is the one and the only trail to top them all. Located in the Sierra Nevada, the Rubicon Trail is located directly due west of Lake Tahoe crossing rivers, lakes, and granite in the El Dorado. So popular is this place, auto manufacturers regularly use…
The Midwest doesn’t have many options for weekend wheeling, but in the town of Attica Indiana the “Badlands Off-Road Park” delivers. With 800 acres of steep wall climbs, sand dunes, rock gardens, trails, mud, ruts, swamp, and stream crossings this park will not disappoint. Perfect for easy wheeling all the way up to extreme off-road…
In 2009, the week before Easter I headed to Moab, Utah so that we could avoid the Easter Jeep Safari. I wanted to be at the Easter Jeep Safari, but the group I was with decided that the trails would get so busy that Moab wouldn’t be as fun as the week before. I think…
The rear axle on all H3 Hummers are originally equipped with a solid AAM 860 axle. This axle is commonly referred to as the GM 8.6. This GM 8.6 axle is very well suited for off-road applications and hold up quite well. However, the axle does have one particular flaw. The differential cover that seals…
Between the Hummer Parts, adding features to the two current themes, and staying active in like sports I like, I haven’t had much time to myself. The other day I decided that I would finally get around to fixing my Kawasaki 2006 636 Ninja. After having some weird brake issue, and now the shifting has…
On last Friday, I drove down after work to Badlands Off-Road Park in Attica, Indiana and camped right outside the entrance in there campground. Cooked some food over a campfire while having a great time with some of my best off-road friends. The time change from Illinois to Indiana meant that we show up very…
Factory ground clearance on an H3 Hummer is less than ideal at 10 1/2 inches, which is why it constantly gets hung up on the cross-members and ends up looking like a turtle. I was disappointed, to say the least when I realized just how far I had a stepped backward with my H3 Hummer…
Ever since the H3 Hummer obsession took hold of me, I have noticed a bunch of people visit the site searching for what’s the biggest tire an H3 Hummer can fit. Also, I’ve noticed searches for whether or not it is possible to put 35-inch tires on an H3 Hummer. Yes, thirty-five-inch tires will fit…
The other day I sold out of my High Clearance Leaf Spring Mounts for the H3 Hummer, which makes me proud to say that I’m actually starting to make a business out of building off-road parts. Since I’m completely out of them at this moment I have decided to redesign them a bit so that…
Couple times every week, I like to browse on over to the website Art of Manliness, and read about the things they talk about and discuss on their website. Recently I came cross “How to Make the Best Beef Jerky in the World,” which I found interesting. For the longest time I thought you needed…
I’m just about to start writing some code for the WordPress Theme Adventure. But before I do, I have to finally get around to sharing this awesome video of a Boss 1969 Mustang. In the video hot rod builder Bodie Stroud brings to life one of the best Mustangs I have ever seen that it…
Hey the website might look a little odd here or their, but that is just some construction going on. I have been rewriting all my code because of this crazy idea where I re-size the content based on “em” instead of pixels and so far it seems to work really well. Everything on the website…