Need Help! Skunk2 Camber Kit or Omni Power?
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Need Help! Skunk2 Camber Kit or Omni Power?
Just as the title states... which to choose? I know about the slippage issue on the older skunk2 versions, im just wondering if its worth the money to buy the skunk2's or go with the omni's. I've seen on certain websites that the omni's include the rear shim kit. If anyone has used any of these products, please post your experiences. Also if you could include some sites where i can purchase these kits... i'd appreciate it. Also does anyone know if the omni power version of the camber kit has slippage issues, and if so has omni power made a revised version similar to the skunk2's. Thanks alot people 
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Re: Need Help! Skunk2 Camber Kit or Omni Power? (InTegraLS_2001)
neither. ingalls.
by the way, omni's "rear shim kit" is a 14 dollar bolt with a stack of washers. oldest trick in the book, as far as rear camber correction goes. go get some washers for yourself and call it a day for the rear.
by the way, omni's "rear shim kit" is a 14 dollar bolt with a stack of washers. oldest trick in the book, as far as rear camber correction goes. go get some washers for yourself and call it a day for the rear.
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Re: Need Help! Skunk2 Camber Kit or Omni Power? (EMO-anthony)
From what i understand Omni use to work at Skunk.
I liked the omni a little better because it had that extra bit of steel welded to it to add a little bit of stiffness.
I liked the omni a little better because it had that extra bit of steel welded to it to add a little bit of stiffness.
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From: jdmland, Ca, 91786
Re: Need Help! Skunk2 Camber Kit or Omni Power? (InTegraLS_2001)
They are both essentially the same, but SKUNK2 has an inverted design on the hex bolts. Thus making adjusting the bolts and ball joit 10x easier to do.
Besides that, same design and make-up.
Besides that, same design and make-up.
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Re: Need Help! Skunk2 Camber Kit or Omni Power? (LSvtec03)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LSvtec03 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">neither. ingalls.
by the way, omni's "rear shim kit" is a 14 dollar bolt with a stack of washers. oldest trick in the book, as far as rear camber correction goes. go get some washers for yourself and call it a day for the rear.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ya, you one need like 1/4 inch worth of washers. easy fix, why spend $100 on the rear camber kit?
by the way, omni's "rear shim kit" is a 14 dollar bolt with a stack of washers. oldest trick in the book, as far as rear camber correction goes. go get some washers for yourself and call it a day for the rear.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ya, you one need like 1/4 inch worth of washers. easy fix, why spend $100 on the rear camber kit?
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Re: Need Help! Skunk2 Camber Kit or Omni Power? (InTegraLS_2001)
have you yet decided which one to go with? The Omni one's come with rear camber trick with high quality bolts/washers which is cool also.
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Re: Need Help! Skunk2 Camber Kit or Omni Power? (shyboy817)
I would suggest going with the omni power camber kit. We are having a special on all omni power usa products. Come by and see for yourself at http://trackspeedracing.com/si...=omni. We offer fast shipping and quality customer service. 
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Re: Need Help! Skunk2 Camber Kit or Omni Power? (shyboy817)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by shyboy817 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have omni power's, i'm tucking 15s in the front, and it's working wonderful.</TD></TR></TABLE>
tuckin 15s in the front as well
lowered w/ omnipower streets and omni camber kit as well
tuckin 15s in the front as well
lowered w/ omnipower streets and omni camber kit as well
, but yeah fronts are really tucking and works fine with the omni camber kit!
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Skunk2 camber kit and omni ones are the same exact thing, I have had them both, only the onmi one you can get for half the price and it comes with the rear camber... not the shim but the upper control arm for the rear, 250 and free shipping from passwordjdm.com..... both are exceptional products i, and im sure most here, would rather spend less money
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i like the reverse hex design of the skunk2's. Plus im interested in purchasing the revised versions of the skunk2's. Im not sure if the omni are revised or not. I don't wanna deal with slippage issues.
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hmmm touche with that one was unaware of a reviesed version of the skunk2 ones.... something i will have to look into... i have had the old skunks and have the omnis now no slipage problems for me here.... but yea i will definatly need to look into the new skunk's
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one problem you might have if you lower your car to much is the camber kit hitting the inner fender wall leaving back dents like mines. I have the omni kit and I don't think my car is that low, but i'm getting dents already.
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man your car must be low or either your springs or shocks or both are bad and you have some nasty rebount cause i used to have a 99 civic si that was air bagged and the only time my skunks hit was when i aired it all the way out... and i was pretty much laying on the jack points on 17's
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