Rear LCA's Omni Power vs. SRR
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Rear LCA's Omni Power vs. SRR
So do aftermarket rear LCA's do much for handling, etc.?
Also, what's the difference between omni power and srr's? I've been seeing that srr's are preferred by omni power seem to be lighter. Shed some light plz k thnx.
Also, what's the difference between omni power and srr's? I've been seeing that srr's are preferred by omni power seem to be lighter. Shed some light plz k thnx.
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Re: Rear LCA's Omni Power vs. SRR (llxzxll)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by llxzxll »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">So do aftermarket rear LCA's do much for handling, etc.?
Also, what's the difference between omni power and srr's? I've been seeing that srr's are preferred by omni power seem to be lighter. Shed some light plz k thnx.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Most aftermarket LCA's do not change much handling characteristics of your vehicle. Some come with rubber bushings and some come with plyurethane bushings. I will tell you this, SRR's LCA's are manufactured from billet aluminum. Whereas, most LCA's are forged and machined. Light doesn't mean they perform better. I hope this helped with your decision!
Also, what's the difference between omni power and srr's? I've been seeing that srr's are preferred by omni power seem to be lighter. Shed some light plz k thnx.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Most aftermarket LCA's do not change much handling characteristics of your vehicle. Some come with rubber bushings and some come with plyurethane bushings. I will tell you this, SRR's LCA's are manufactured from billet aluminum. Whereas, most LCA's are forged and machined. Light doesn't mean they perform better. I hope this helped with your decision!
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Re: Rear LCA's Omni Power vs. SRR (Built to Spill)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Built to Spill »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">aftermarket lca's are mostly for bling.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Mostly?
The people who think they're getting any performance advantage out of them are just fooling themselves.
Mostly?
The people who think they're getting any performance advantage out of them are just fooling themselves.
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Re: Rear LCA's Omni Power vs. SRR (JeffS)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JeffS »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Mostly?
The people who think they're getting any performance advantage out of them are just fooling themselves. </TD></TR></TABLE>
well, they are lighter. i am putting on a set to reduce weight myself. hey, 2 lbs is 2 lbs. personally, i am going with the function7. they seem to be the best engineered, with serial #'s attaching each arm to a specific batch of aluminum.
The people who think they're getting any performance advantage out of them are just fooling themselves. </TD></TR></TABLE>
well, they are lighter. i am putting on a set to reduce weight myself. hey, 2 lbs is 2 lbs. personally, i am going with the function7. they seem to be the best engineered, with serial #'s attaching each arm to a specific batch of aluminum.
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Re: Rear LCA's Omni Power vs. SRR (rodney)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rodney »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well, they are lighter. i am putting on a set to reduce weight myself. hey, 2 lbs is 2 lbs. personally, i am going with the function7. they seem to be the best engineered, with serial #'s attaching each arm to a specific batch of aluminum.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes... I'd argue that your car is an exception to the rule. You've bought multiple parts specifically to save weight, specifically for competition.
99.99% of the buyers are putting them on a street car. I guess 2lbs is 2lbs and if it gets you to the grocery store .02 seconds quicker, then go for it.
Yes... I'd argue that your car is an exception to the rule. You've bought multiple parts specifically to save weight, specifically for competition.
99.99% of the buyers are putting them on a street car. I guess 2lbs is 2lbs and if it gets you to the grocery store .02 seconds quicker, then go for it.
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^so paint them?
$110 for a set of omni's is a good deal imo (Im probably going to pick up a set from leo @ password this spring.
(Im never going to buy an srr product now)
$110 for a set of omni's is a good deal imo (Im probably going to pick up a set from leo @ password this spring.
(Im never going to buy an srr product now)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pdiggitydogg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">^so paint them?
$110 for a set of omni's is a good deal imo</TD></TR></TABLE>
i agree that $110 is a good deal, but since i'm buying new, i wouldn't mind paying a little more for new LCA's that were designed and tested by Honda itself. i'm not an OEM ***** by any means; if the price is similar, i'd rather buy new equipment and not have to bother with painting and whatnot.
$110 for a set of omni's is a good deal imo</TD></TR></TABLE>
i agree that $110 is a good deal, but since i'm buying new, i wouldn't mind paying a little more for new LCA's that were designed and tested by Honda itself. i'm not an OEM ***** by any means; if the price is similar, i'd rather buy new equipment and not have to bother with painting and whatnot.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pdiggitydogg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">(Im never going to buy an srr product now)</TD></TR></TABLE>
why is this? is it because of the SRR 4.7 final drive thread?
why is this? is it because of the SRR 4.7 final drive thread?
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why is this? is it because of the SRR 4.7 final drive thread?</TD></TR></TABLE>
yup
why is this? is it because of the SRR 4.7 final drive thread?</TD></TR></TABLE>
yup
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I use the SPC arms because they are 1.5in shorter alowing for up to a 3 degree reduction in camber which means you can slam the car like my race car and still get excellent alignment
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I have omnipower LCA's on my ek hatch and they are BLINGIN!
Just kidding but seriously, they do look awesome but if you're gonna get some for 100 bucks then I wouldn't. I got a package deal at passwordjdm w/ coilovers and I ended up paying like 25 bucks for them so I said, that's worth it to me!
They don't really do anything other than a little weight reduction and MAYBE stiffen the rear a little (cuz of the bushings). I would say spend your 100 bucks on something that actually helps in some way, but thats just me.
Just kidding but seriously, they do look awesome but if you're gonna get some for 100 bucks then I wouldn't. I got a package deal at passwordjdm w/ coilovers and I ended up paying like 25 bucks for them so I said, that's worth it to me!
They don't really do anything other than a little weight reduction and MAYBE stiffen the rear a little (cuz of the bushings). I would say spend your 100 bucks on something that actually helps in some way, but thats just me.
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Re: (WildPig)
Buy for quality, not for price. We are going to eventually get the experiment data back that was run by an engineering firm for us about the strength of aftermarket LCA's. The ones that we chose to break were: Omni, Megan Racing, Function 7, D2, SRR, and SPC.
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Looking to purchase some, mostly for the bushing, as mine are toasted and seized. Just looking for some information on quality and bushings. Id rather have stiffer bushing or OEM looking for people with this knowledge.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by solkid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just curious if you ever got the test results back?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Werd. I was thinking about getting a set but I don't want my LCA snapping...I have never heard it happening, but who knows.
Werd. I was thinking about getting a set but I don't want my LCA snapping...I have never heard it happening, but who knows.
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Re: (stormy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by stormy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I use the SPC arms because they are 1.5in shorter alowing for up to a 3 degree reduction in camber which means you can slam the car like my race car and still get excellent alignment</TD></TR></TABLE>
The SPC arms are possibly the worst designed arms I have ever seen. It is retarded to pull in a wheel like that. The suspension simply wasn't meant for it.
I traded my SPC's for some OmniPower's and they are much better.
The only reason one should buy aluminum LCA's is because paying $130 for one arm is way to fricken expensive from Honda.
The SPC arms are possibly the worst designed arms I have ever seen. It is retarded to pull in a wheel like that. The suspension simply wasn't meant for it.
I traded my SPC's for some OmniPower's and they are much better.
The only reason one should buy aluminum LCA's is because paying $130 for one arm is way to fricken expensive from Honda.
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I just got the Omni rear lcas for my 95 coupe. I wanted to put in a sway bar this year and had to get a lca that could work. Teg ones were selling for 80-100(can) used but i went and spent 160canadian tax-in shipped for my set
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