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Old 06-12-2006, 12:29 PM
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coilovers

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are the omni power true coilover any good? how good, good as h&r?
they'll cost me 800 or should invest in somthing else like tein or h&r?
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Old 06-13-2006, 08:25 PM
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Re: coilovers

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hey guys
are the omni power true coilover any good? how good, good as h&r?
they'll cost me 800 or should invest in somthing else like tein or h&r?
please help
thanks
gary
I'd get the dampening adjustable Omnis. But yes they are good! Warrantied too in fact which most out there on the market aren't. My Tein's cost me almost half of what H&R coilovers were going for when I got mine almost 4 years ago, and they are just as good, actually BETTER! From everything I hear, Omnis are a good choice!
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where can i get the omni coilovers?
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Re: coilovers

PasswordJDM but don't bring back old threads. If you have a question, search first, then start a new thread.
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Re: coilovers

Actually it's better to ask in an old thread rather than start a new one. Keeps things less cluttered and easier to find rather than dig through dozens of the SAME threads.
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