What do you guys think of the omni power lower control arms.. I have itr lower control arms on the car but decided to change them and went for the omni power.. Any bad reviews?????????????????????????

 

If you have ITR LCA's now, then your shocks won't work with the Omnipower LCA's. Function7 is the only company I know of that makes an aftermarket replacement for the ITR LCA's. All the rest are replacements for the other Integra's only.

 

yea i got that thanks but my thing is I am not going to buy itr suspension so I figured I would change my ITR lower control arms.. being that I have to get stock I guessed why not go with omni power or something.. not function 7 cause think they are too much just for looks.... I wanted to know if there are any bad reviews on them like them breaking or cracking or anything?????????

 

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i havent heard of them cracking or any thing like that. The LCA's are purely 'bling' factor. they offer no functional improvement over your ITR lcas.

 

so its safe to say they are the same but just different design?????????

 

there just bling, no problems...at least not yet for my buddy

 

Another reason there is a good market for the aftermarket control arms is the fact that they come with new bushings installed. If your bushings are shot and need replacing, it can be more expensive to pay someone to replace the bushings than to buy some aftermarket control arms and install yourself.