McGaughy’s Rear Shock Extenders for 2003-2009 Hummer H2 (#33090)

Description
McGaughy’s Rear Shock Extenders for 2003-2009 Hummer H2 (#33090)

McGaughy’s Rear Shock Extenders for 2003-2009 Hummer H2 (#33090)

Part Number: 33090

Summary: This set of McGaughy’s Rear Shock Extenders is a vital suspension component designed specifically for the 2003-2009 Hummer H2. As a Type C accessory, these extenders correct the shock absorber angle and travel after the vehicle has been modified. By repositioning the rear shocks, they allow for the retention of proper damping characteristics and prevent the shocks from overextending during suspension cycles.

Features

• Shock Relocation Brackets: Heavy-duty steel construction provides a corrected mounting position to ensure the rear shocks operate within their intended travel range.
• Geometry Correction: Optimized mounting alignment provides improved shock verticality to ensure consistent damping performance on various terrains.
• Bolt-On Design: Vehicle-specific hardware compatibility provides a direct-fit installation to ensure minimal downtime during the upgrade process.

Technical Specifications

Fitment

• 2003-2009 Hummer H2
• Note: Rear shock extenders only.

What’s Included

• Includes 2 Units
• Rear Shock Extenders (Pair)

Why Choose This Product?

• Engineering Advantage: McGaughy’s engineering ensures that these extenders maintain the proper stroke of your rear shocks, preventing internal damage caused by bottoming or overextension.
• Esthetic/Performance Benefit: These components allow you to keep your preferred shocks while maintaining a level, functional stance on your Hummer H2.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this fit my specific vehicle configuration?
This part is designed specifically for the 2003-2009 Hummer H2 rear suspension setup.

Are these sold as a pair?
Yes, these are sold as a pair to cover both the driver and passenger side rear shocks.

Do I need to buy new shocks with these?
These extenders are designed to help you utilize shocks in applications where the mounting distance has changed, often allowing the use of factory-length shocks.