How is Omni power full coilovers?
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How is Omni power full coilovers?
http://www.passwordjdm.com/pro...D=277
Instead Buying a sleeve coilovers
I decided to get a Omni power full coilover for EP3. It good price 730
Any reviews on this coilover? Anyone has it?
and what difftence between Sport and Streer
Thank you
Instead Buying a sleeve coilovers
I decided to get a Omni power full coilover for EP3. It good price 730
Any reviews on this coilover? Anyone has it?
and what difftence between Sport and Streer
Thank you
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (Shingo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Shingo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">http://www.passwordjdm.com/pro...D=277
Instead Buying a sleeve coilovers
I decided to get a Omni power full coilover for EP3. It good price 730
Any reviews on this coilover? Anyone has it?
and what difftence between Sport and Streer
Thank you</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm pretty sure the Omni Power coilovers were good on the DC2's and Older civics.. But not too sure about these newer models
I'm guessing that sport means it's stiffer for auto-x, drag, and all that. Street possibly for a comfortable ride, in little or no means of doing that.
p.s: I think his name is f1nalzer0s or something of that short his name is mando and is very good with suspension
try giving him a pm.
Instead Buying a sleeve coilovers
I decided to get a Omni power full coilover for EP3. It good price 730
Any reviews on this coilover? Anyone has it?
and what difftence between Sport and Streer
Thank you</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm pretty sure the Omni Power coilovers were good on the DC2's and Older civics.. But not too sure about these newer models
I'm guessing that sport means it's stiffer for auto-x, drag, and all that. Street possibly for a comfortable ride, in little or no means of doing that.
p.s: I think his name is f1nalzer0s or something of that short his name is mando and is very good with suspension
try giving him a pm.
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (Shingo)
For the $$$ there isnt much that can beat it....I'm waiting until the revised version comes out on Oct. 15th....stiffer spring rates...
Which one did you get Sport or Street?
Which one did you get Sport or Street?
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (Shingo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Shingo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I decided to get a Omni power full coilover for EP3. It good price 730
Any reviews on this coilover? Anyone has it?
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This hasn't been released, yet.
I know that he spent a hell of a lot of time with the design, a lot longer than some bigger names spent before they released their Honda McPherson designs. If I recall correctly, it's been close to two years in the making...but still not released.
One of the first shocks you get when designing something for Honda McPherson designs is that the overall wheel rate is so radically different from the old wishbone cars that your spring rates have to be absolutely huge, and so the shocks and valving has to be appropriately heavy duty.
Just bear in mind that if you buy it now it's not going to arrive for at least two months.
Nobody can review it for you because nobody's driven it except for people probably bound by an NDA.
I decided to get a Omni power full coilover for EP3. It good price 730
Any reviews on this coilover? Anyone has it?
</TD></TR></TABLE>
This hasn't been released, yet.
I know that he spent a hell of a lot of time with the design, a lot longer than some bigger names spent before they released their Honda McPherson designs. If I recall correctly, it's been close to two years in the making...but still not released.
One of the first shocks you get when designing something for Honda McPherson designs is that the overall wheel rate is so radically different from the old wishbone cars that your spring rates have to be absolutely huge, and so the shocks and valving has to be appropriately heavy duty.
Just bear in mind that if you buy it now it's not going to arrive for at least two months.
Nobody can review it for you because nobody's driven it except for people probably bound by an NDA.
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (George Knighton)
As for the DC5 chassis they have been released and I have only heard good things about these coilovers.... They stopped production about 6 months ago and revised it...with stiffer spring rates for both versions, street and sport...the new set up is to be released on oct. 15th, so says kingmotorsports.com
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (George Knighton)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by George Knighton »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
This hasn't been released, yet.
I know that he spent a hell of a lot of time with the design, a lot longer than some bigger names spent before they released their Honda McPherson designs. If I recall correctly, it's been close to two years in the making...but still not released.
One of the first shocks you get when designing something for Honda McPherson designs is that the overall wheel rate is so radically different from the old wishbone cars that your spring rates have to be absolutely huge, and so the shocks and valving has to be appropriately heavy duty.
Just bear in mind that if you buy it now it's not going to arrive for at least two months.
Nobody can review it for you because nobody's driven it except for people probably bound by an NDA.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea they arent out yet... they are still working on them, I keep asking them if they are ready and they say give me 4 weeks, give me four weeks, that was almost a year ago and they still are not done and i just contacted them 2 weeks ago... good luck to you on teh wait if u do end up wanting to get them, otherwise go with something else.
This hasn't been released, yet.
I know that he spent a hell of a lot of time with the design, a lot longer than some bigger names spent before they released their Honda McPherson designs. If I recall correctly, it's been close to two years in the making...but still not released.
One of the first shocks you get when designing something for Honda McPherson designs is that the overall wheel rate is so radically different from the old wishbone cars that your spring rates have to be absolutely huge, and so the shocks and valving has to be appropriately heavy duty.
Just bear in mind that if you buy it now it's not going to arrive for at least two months.
Nobody can review it for you because nobody's driven it except for people probably bound by an NDA.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea they arent out yet... they are still working on them, I keep asking them if they are ready and they say give me 4 weeks, give me four weeks, that was almost a year ago and they still are not done and i just contacted them 2 weeks ago... good luck to you on teh wait if u do end up wanting to get them, otherwise go with something else.
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (George Knighton)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by George Knighton »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">This hasn't been released, yet.
I know that he spent a hell of a lot of time with the design, a lot longer than some bigger names spent before they released their Honda McPherson designs. If I recall correctly, it's been close to two years in the making...but still not released.
One of the first shocks you get when designing something for Honda McPherson designs is that the overall wheel rate is so radically different from the old wishbone cars that your spring rates have to be absolutely huge, and so the shocks and valving has to be appropriately heavy duty.
Just bear in mind that if you buy it now it's not going to arrive for at least two months.
Nobody can review it for you because nobody's driven it except for people probably bound by an NDA.</TD></TR></TABLE>
exactly. I ordered these not know they were not out yet. I was told later after paying and have since been refunded...they keep saying 2 more months over and over again. Supposedly they came out a year or so ago and had problems...and immediately stop producing them. I think a company that does that...is a good company, they care about what they sell.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Shingo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thank you guys~
Will Ground Control and Konis will be better choice? which Coilover can i compare with GC and konis shock</TD></TR></TABLE>
Konis are very good and I wish I had kept them....I'm kind of a weird person really, I've gone through tons of setups on my ep3..long story.
Anyway, the koni's out peform the tokicos I'm using. But I didn't care for sleeves...they just don't ride very well imo. Real coilovers...or just a decent suspension setpup.
I like my neuspeed race and tokico setup. It's not harsh at all and still fun to drive. I don't get to autox or road race anymore due to my location and job (Air Force). So they fit me well.
here's a little look of the drop...pretty freaking low
The rear appears lower due to the rota wheels I have in back at the time of the pic
I know that he spent a hell of a lot of time with the design, a lot longer than some bigger names spent before they released their Honda McPherson designs. If I recall correctly, it's been close to two years in the making...but still not released.
One of the first shocks you get when designing something for Honda McPherson designs is that the overall wheel rate is so radically different from the old wishbone cars that your spring rates have to be absolutely huge, and so the shocks and valving has to be appropriately heavy duty.
Just bear in mind that if you buy it now it's not going to arrive for at least two months.
Nobody can review it for you because nobody's driven it except for people probably bound by an NDA.</TD></TR></TABLE>
exactly. I ordered these not know they were not out yet. I was told later after paying and have since been refunded...they keep saying 2 more months over and over again. Supposedly they came out a year or so ago and had problems...and immediately stop producing them. I think a company that does that...is a good company, they care about what they sell.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Shingo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thank you guys~
Will Ground Control and Konis will be better choice? which Coilover can i compare with GC and konis shock</TD></TR></TABLE>
Konis are very good and I wish I had kept them....I'm kind of a weird person really, I've gone through tons of setups on my ep3..long story.
Anyway, the koni's out peform the tokicos I'm using. But I didn't care for sleeves...they just don't ride very well imo. Real coilovers...or just a decent suspension setpup.
I like my neuspeed race and tokico setup. It's not harsh at all and still fun to drive. I don't get to autox or road race anymore due to my location and job (Air Force). So they fit me well.
here's a little look of the drop...pretty freaking low
The rear appears lower due to the rota wheels I have in back at the time of the pic
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (02SilverSiHB)
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exactly. I ordered these not know they were not out yet. I was told later after paying and have since been refunded...they keep saying 2 more months over and over again. Supposedly they came out a year or so ago and had problems...and immediately stop producing them. I think a company that does that...is a good company, they care about what they sell.
Konis are very good and I wish I had kept them....I'm kind of a weird person really, I've gone through tons of setups on my ep3..long story.
Anyway, the koni's out peform the tokicos I'm using. But I didn't care for sleeves...they just don't ride very well imo. Real coilovers...or just a decent suspension setpup.
I like my neuspeed race and tokico setup. It's not harsh at all and still fun to drive. I don't get to autox or road race anymore due to my location and job (Air Force). So they fit me well.
here's a little look of the drop...pretty freaking low The rear appears lower due to the rota wheels I have in back at the time of the pic
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Thank for your advise.
What size wheel is that and what size tires?
exactly. I ordered these not know they were not out yet. I was told later after paying and have since been refunded...they keep saying 2 more months over and over again. Supposedly they came out a year or so ago and had problems...and immediately stop producing them. I think a company that does that...is a good company, they care about what they sell.
Konis are very good and I wish I had kept them....I'm kind of a weird person really, I've gone through tons of setups on my ep3..long story.
Anyway, the koni's out peform the tokicos I'm using. But I didn't care for sleeves...they just don't ride very well imo. Real coilovers...or just a decent suspension setpup.
I like my neuspeed race and tokico setup. It's not harsh at all and still fun to drive. I don't get to autox or road race anymore due to my location and job (Air Force). So they fit me well.
here's a little look of the drop...pretty freaking low
The rear appears lower due to the rota wheels I have in back at the time of the pic</TD></TR></TABLE>Thank for your advise.
What size wheel is that and what size tires?
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (Shingo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Shingo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thank for your advise.
What size wheel is that and what size tires?</TD></TR></TABLE>
those are 16X7 Work RSZ-Z with 215/45/16 falken azenis
What size wheel is that and what size tires?</TD></TR></TABLE>
those are 16X7 Work RSZ-Z with 215/45/16 falken azenis
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (02SilverSiHB)
get omnis but do them right.... i bought mine from kteller and he didnt include the directions 
so for a while they were "installed wrong" till i pulled them and chagned em for night and day difference.
so for a while they were "installed wrong" till i pulled them and chagned em for night and day difference.
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Re: How is Omni power full coilovers? (StreetEG)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by StreetEG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">get omnis but do them right.... i bought mine from kteller and he didnt include the directions so for a while they were "installed wrong" till i pulled them and chagned em for night and day difference.</TD></TR></TABLE>
wow...how can you not know how to install them...you don't need instructions imo.
so for a while they were "installed wrong" till i pulled them and chagned em for night and day difference.</TD></TR></TABLE>wow...how can you not know how to install them...you don't need instructions imo.
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