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nitrofish420
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Joined: 31 Jul 2004
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Location: Maryland
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 Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 12:42 pm Post subject: Getting my Omni Power rear LCA's replaced |
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| I put these bastids on about a year and 15k miles ago, and the shitty bushings are already fucked. I contacted Omni about it, and they discontinued those arms, and the new arms are like $70 more. But they were cool about it, I sent em pics of the bushings and they're sending me the new style arms for $70, with a return label to send them the old ones. Omni gets a thumb-up for customer service1 |
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oapy123
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Location: VA
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nitrofish420
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| I got the new ones on, all is well for now. I like the construction of the new units much better, larger bushings (and polyurethane instead of cheap Chinese rubber), and 3 positions to mount the rear sway bar for adjustability. That'll come to good use, since I'm getting an Integra type R 22mm rear sway bar to replace the GSR's 14mm unit. |
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