iHummer 嚣张悍马俱乐部

I had to have just a little contrast, so I remember seeing a black Porsche Turbo with seal grey wheels, and thought that smoke silver contrast is just what is needed..



Then I decided to also include the word HUMMER at the back of the truck to match the wheels.. the color gave it a great 3-D effect


I didn’t want to put the emblem on the left side, so I made this H1 logo in smoke silver and made the painter to put it on the left side..

looked at the right side of the vehicle, and I saw this opening.. then it hit me, I want to do something creative to change the right side look of the car.. I created this piece, and drew it, and took it to a jet cutter that made it from a block of aluminum.. I only painted it smoke silver and shaded it with glossy black..





I already have the extension kit for the exhaust.. but the problem, after adding few more inches to the rear bumper, the smoke of the exhaust was hitting the rear bumper, and making a turmoil behind me when driving, that made a huge mess on the body.. so I went and I added an extension to the exhaust and made the smoke come on the right side of the car..

air intake upgraded, I installed K&N intake, and off set snorkel..

fuel door

Added a brush guard, and a slant back style tire carrier


Also checkered plate front and rear bumpers, and rocker panels..


The size of the massive truck is huge, and the late models came with a curved side mirrors as stock, in my case, I looked for the biggest size available to help me looking at my blind spots.. it works like a charm..

the only difference was the back of the car, the previous owner changed some vinyl to red leather.. which I took it off immediately..

I know I made the vehicle looks all stealthy and rugged from outside, but because it’s going to be my everyday car, I had to make it very comfy for my everyday drives to work and back.. I also had a vision to make it a shocker, cos when you see the car from out side, you would never think it would be so luxurious from inside..
Let me show you what I mean..
I got Genuine Wood Dash Trim Kit



Also took off all the vinyl it had, and replaced with off white (cream color) real genuine leather, and black suede as trim.



I installed aluminum pedals instead of the black rubber ones.. it’s a small thing to notice, but I’m a detail oriented guy.. and it’s sometimes a problem.. lol

and threw away the old JVC head unite, and replaced it with Kenwood DDX-7017
features:
· 6.5 inch Wide color TFT Active Matrix Display
· Motorized Slide-down Front Panel
· Interactive Touch screen Control with OSD
· Audio Easy Control Mode while Playing Visual Source
· Selectable Wall Paper (6 Patterns)
· Installer/Backup Memory of Audio/Video Setup
· Maximum Output Power : 50W x 4 (MOSFET Power IC)
· 3 Preouts with 5V Pre-out Level
· 2 RCA AV Inputs / 1 RCA AV Output
· Video Input for Rear View Camera
· RGB Input for Navigation System
· System Q/ System E's+
· DVD Menu Direct Touchscreen Control
· MPEG 1/2 Video files (.mpg) and JPEG files (.jpg) Playback
· Dual Zone Source & Volume Control
· DVD±R/RW Compatible
· External Media Control — iPod Ready


This unit is iPod ready

6 Speakers, 4 tweeters, 10” subwoofer (Peak Power 1000 W), all covered with black suede trim (tried to keep it as original stock looking as possible)




Two Kenwood Amplifiers, installed under the seats


3 LCD monitors, two of them installed on the back of the head rests, and one is installed on a special bracket in front of the passenger

of course, not to forget, they are all connected to the main unit on the driver side, so that makes them 4 LCD monitors all together