OMNI POWER full coilover kit
i got omni streets on my hatch. using them for about a year now.
no problems, leaks, issues anything. not as stiff as people say. rides smooth and comfy on the highway, but when your going slow over uneven roads is where it gets kind of rough on you. Not bouncy, but rough.
i use the car to daily/touge and it does feel under dampened around certain turns and dips in the road.
over all, good coilovers. not the best, but good.
no problems, leaks, issues anything. not as stiff as people say. rides smooth and comfy on the highway, but when your going slow over uneven roads is where it gets kind of rough on you. Not bouncy, but rough.
i use the car to daily/touge and it does feel under dampened around certain turns and dips in the road.
over all, good coilovers. not the best, but good.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by power11 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">which are worth getting for a daily driven</TD></TR></TABLE>
All depends on the driver preferences.
Average drivers would be comfortable with tein s. techs or a similar drop with a KYB or koni red shock.
All depends on the driver preferences.
Average drivers would be comfortable with tein s. techs or a similar drop with a KYB or koni red shock.
Why are you so hot on getting full coilovers?
If you want a good DD setup you don't need to clam your car, some mild springs and a decent shock will get you exactly what you want.
Omni's will be overkill.
If you want a good DD setup you don't need to clam your car, some mild springs and a decent shock will get you exactly what you want.
Omni's will be overkill.
im sitting on neuspeed race and stock shocks for a 6th gen sedan. it was not the drop i suspected it to be. i have a 3 finger gap in front and 2 in the back
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by power11 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">im sitting on neuspeed race and stock shocks for a 6th gen sedan. it was not the drop i suspected it to be. i have a 3 finger gap in front and 2 in the back</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's unusual. It's normally a "dumped" look..
You sure you installed it correctly?
(that settling to correct ride height crap is exactly that, crap)
That's unusual. It's normally a "dumped" look..
You sure you installed it correctly?
(that settling to correct ride height crap is exactly that, crap)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ventturei27 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ive got the omnipower full race setup with 14k and 16k rate springs. it rides fairly stiff but i love it. best system u can buy besides tein flex and other 2k and above systems</TD></TR></TABLE>
best system that YOU'VE every ridden on? i highly doubt omni's are the best compared to teins. the word best is very open ended.
best system that YOU'VE every ridden on? i highly doubt omni's are the best compared to teins. the word best is very open ended.
i said besides, i left it open
ive had the tein basics and they dont compare to the omnis on the track. ive ridden with tein flex and its a good system but it has some give with the omnis im running i have nearly no give great for track, i race atuo-x and do road race in cali. i know what im talking about casue ive either used many of these systems or have ridden in cars with them.
u dont see a set of entry level full lcoilovers for 500 anymore. omni makes the street style, granted that not what i have but omni makes a very solid product that can comapre with many different high end coilover systems
ive had the tein basics and they dont compare to the omnis on the track. ive ridden with tein flex and its a good system but it has some give with the omnis im running i have nearly no give great for track, i race atuo-x and do road race in cali. i know what im talking about casue ive either used many of these systems or have ridden in cars with them.
u dont see a set of entry level full lcoilovers for 500 anymore. omni makes the street style, granted that not what i have but omni makes a very solid product that can comapre with many different high end coilover systems
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mormonboy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i got omni streets on my hatch. using them for about a year now.
no problems, leaks, issues anything. not as stiff as people say. rides smooth and comfy on the highway, but when your going slow over uneven roads is where it gets kind of rough on you. Not bouncy, but rough.
i use the car to daily/touge and it does feel under dampened around certain turns and dips in the road.
over all, good coilovers. not the best, but good. </TD></TR></TABLE>
i agree, if you like a stiff ride this setup isn't too bad. I got the Omni full coilovers 6way adj when they first came out, they rode too bouncy/rough for me so i sold them and bought GC's w/AGX's.
no problems, leaks, issues anything. not as stiff as people say. rides smooth and comfy on the highway, but when your going slow over uneven roads is where it gets kind of rough on you. Not bouncy, but rough.
i use the car to daily/touge and it does feel under dampened around certain turns and dips in the road.
over all, good coilovers. not the best, but good. </TD></TR></TABLE>
i agree, if you like a stiff ride this setup isn't too bad. I got the Omni full coilovers 6way adj when they first came out, they rode too bouncy/rough for me so i sold them and bought GC's w/AGX's.
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