Omnipower Full Coilover Kit
Oct 26, 2004, 02:19 PM
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Omnipower Full Coilover Kit
OmniPower Coil overs for the EVO 8
Spring Rates Front 560
Spring Rates Rear 448
Shock valving is setup for this spring rate and Pillow ball mounts are included. These are new to the market and really are a great item and the price is killer. $750 Shipped
Spring Rates Front 560
Spring Rates Rear 448
Shock valving is setup for this spring rate and Pillow ball mounts are included. These are new to the market and really are a great item and the price is killer. $750 Shipped
Oct 26, 2004, 02:37 PM
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I know I talked to you a little about these coil-overs but now i'm acually looking to buy some so i'll keep these in mind. Do you got a picture of these on the car? Karash, they are made by omnipower.
Oct 26, 2004, 04:04 PM
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Website is Omnipowerusa.com
Those are the EVO 8 Coilovers themselves All of the Omni power coilovers come with an Aluminum upper pillow ball mount. They are really a nice unit. as far as what an evo will look like with them on the car it depends on the hight at which the car is set with the coilover. so what ever ride hight you want you can adjust them to. The Shocks are also valved specifically for the spring rate so there is no need to adjust them.
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Those are the EVO 8 Coilovers themselves All of the Omni power coilovers come with an Aluminum upper pillow ball mount. They are really a nice unit. as far as what an evo will look like with them on the car it depends on the hight at which the car is set with the coilover. so what ever ride hight you want you can adjust them to. The Shocks are also valved specifically for the spring rate so there is no need to adjust them.
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I likes them because you can adjust the hight with out losing the spring tension like the upper end Cuscos and jics. I'm also looking to see a review on these. and for 750 shipped your getting alot for the money.
Oct 27, 2004, 11:27 AM
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I likes them because you can adjust the hight with out losing the spring tension like the upper end Cuscos and jics. I'm also looking to see a review on these. and for 750 shipped your getting alot for the money.
These look decent for the money though. Curious how they perform.
Oct 27, 2004, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by razorlab
Wrong, the JIC's are double-height adjustable just like these look to be. Which means you can adjust the height seperatly which means not messing with the preload on the coils.
These look decent for the money though. Curious how they perform.
These look decent for the money though. Curious how they perform.
Re read my post I said like the cuscos and jics. SO YOUR WRONG
Oct 27, 2004, 11:49 AM
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I think these springs are just right for people looking for a set of coilovers without breaking the bank. Also for those who will not track their car and just want the adjustablity of height with coilovers.....like me for now.