omnipower coilover
Im only at the track like once a week, so I need a coilover that can handle the street more, but also one that I dont have to worry about on the track. I heard teins ride really stiff and I heard nothing but good about the omni's. Any suggestions?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 01allmotorGSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i heard hayame coilovers arent that great!
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Look at some hayame coilover, then look at some omnipower coilovers. They look indentical. There was a post with pics of both, if i can find it i will post it up.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Look at some hayame coilover, then look at some omnipower coilovers. They look indentical. There was a post with pics of both, if i can find it i will post it up.
am planning n getting omni also for my DC4...heard nothing but good thngs about them..but i also read somwhere about somebody saying " Just wait 6 months and then see"
that kinda worried me
that kinda worried me
i got em on my 2k si, they're the first set of coilovers i ever bought. i got em from kteller for 650. if you do search i wrote a review about them. to sum up the review, they're great. handles like a go-cart, easy install, takes turns like a high-end car. alittle bumpy at first but after a week it got softer, or maybe i just got use to it.
if you do get them, preload all four first before setting you ride height. it took a while for me to do, but worth it.
if you do get them, preload all four first before setting you ride height. it took a while for me to do, but worth it.
I just installed mine a week ago. I cannot say enough good things about them. IMHO, these are the best coilovers for under a grand on the market!!
You can just look at them and know that they are quality. Then you take a ride in a car with 'em on and you'll know!! Takes turns like you wouldn't believe, allows full shock travel, great choice of spring rates.... I mean, they're AWESOME!! I'd recommend these to <U>anyone</U>.
Here's a post I made of my install. Very brief but you'll get the idea.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=910048
OMNIPOWER
x ELEVENTY BILLION
You can just look at them and know that they are quality. Then you take a ride in a car with 'em on and you'll know!! Takes turns like you wouldn't believe, allows full shock travel, great choice of spring rates.... I mean, they're AWESOME!! I'd recommend these to <U>anyone</U>.
Here's a post I made of my install. Very brief but you'll get the idea.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=910048
OMNIPOWER
x ELEVENTY BILLION
Alright but heres the thing. I live in the Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania and the roads arent that great at all. I mean theres bumps or uneven roads pretty much everywhere. Are the omnis going to be able to hold up b/c my GSR is pretty much a daily driver at least until winter. If they are able to hold up, what spring rate do you guys suggest. I mean it cant be so bumpy that you hit your head off the roof b/c if so im going to have migraines everyday.
My hatch is my daily also! They hold up just fine... and if for some reason they don't, Omni (Steve) has a full lifetime warranty on them. You can't beat that!
For the street/limited track setup you should get the 10k front/6k rear spring rates. This is what I have. Still REALLY stiff but definately driveable. Some guys are running the 12k/8k setup but IMO it's too stiff for a daily driver.
For the street/limited track setup you should get the 10k front/6k rear spring rates. This is what I have. Still REALLY stiff but definately driveable. Some guys are running the 12k/8k setup but IMO it's too stiff for a daily driver.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 01allmotorGSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so are they as stiff and bouncy as the skunk 2 coilovers?
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the coil overs have a two options for spring rates..
street and track.
if you want the best price and best service IMO
http://www.nar-spec.com
</TD></TR></TABLE>the coil overs have a two options for spring rates..
street and track.
if you want the best price and best service IMO
http://www.nar-spec.com
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dirtyd463 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how much do the omnipower coilovers cost?</TD></TR></TABLE>
xxx shipped (Pm me) and we offer full support, tech and warrenty them as well.
remmeber there is only 3 places that are authorized.. if you dont get them from there, then you ll end up with no tech no support and no warrenty!
xxx shipped (Pm me) and we offer full support, tech and warrenty them as well.
remmeber there is only 3 places that are authorized.. if you dont get them from there, then you ll end up with no tech no support and no warrenty!
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