OME lift Spacers Question?? please help new to this
12-04-2003, 02:17 PM
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OME lift Spacers Question?? please help new to this
I have a 98 runner with the ome lift on all 4 corners and one very thin spacer on each front, Can i add more spacers with out taking the entire assembly apart, could someone send me a pic of what there setup looks like with spacers.
My spacer is right under the bolt for the entire assembly, up on top, is this right, I had my toyota dealership put the lift on
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My spacer is right under the bolt for the entire assembly, up on top, is this right, I had my toyota dealership put the lift on
please help
12-04-2003, 02:25 PM
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Hi there, welcome to the board, I believe you are talking about the OME trim packers...Thin yellow spacers right?
Are you needing more lift? Are you wanting to place some more trim packers in the front? If so, you will need to remove the coil and strut assembly to complete.
Hope this helps!
Mike
Are you needing more lift? Are you wanting to place some more trim packers in the front? If so, you will need to remove the coil and strut assembly to complete.
Hope this helps!
Mike
12-05-2003, 06:51 AM
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And to put my 2 cents in, the front OME Trim Packers go UNDERNEATH the lower spring seat. They do NOT go on top tof the spring assembly like all other spacers. So, the whole front assemblies will have to be dismantled to install the front OME Trim Packers.
They are not yellow, but instead little donuts of zic-plated metal. The go around the shock body and in between the lower spring seat and the bottom spring seat stop that is part of the shock body.
I found this out the hard way. Even an OME dealer didn't know this.
Hope this helps.
G
They are not yellow, but instead little donuts of zic-plated metal. The go around the shock body and in between the lower spring seat and the bottom spring seat stop that is part of the shock body.
I found this out the hard way. Even an OME dealer didn't know this.
Hope this helps.
G
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12-05-2003, 07:27 AM
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Originally posted by Dr. Zhivago
And to put my 2 cents in, the front OME Trim Packers go UNDERNEATH the lower spring seat. They do NOT go on top tof the spring assembly like all other spacers. So, the whole front assemblies will have to be dismantled to install the front OME Trim Packers.
They are not yellow, but instead little donuts of zic-plated metal. The go around the shock body and in between the lower spring seat and the bottom spring seat stop that is part of the shock body.
I found this out the hard way. Even an OME dealer didn't know this.
Hope this helps.
G
And to put my 2 cents in, the front OME Trim Packers go UNDERNEATH the lower spring seat. They do NOT go on top tof the spring assembly like all other spacers. So, the whole front assemblies will have to be dismantled to install the front OME Trim Packers.
They are not yellow, but instead little donuts of zic-plated metal. The go around the shock body and in between the lower spring seat and the bottom spring seat stop that is part of the shock body.
I found this out the hard way. Even an OME dealer didn't know this.
Hope this helps.
G
When he was referring to having OME in all 4 corners I was thinking he was wanting to add some to the rear now that he has them up front. The rear ones are yellow...
Mike
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12-05-2003, 08:32 AM
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Rear trim packers are "plastic" and yellow.
Front trim packers are "metal" and metallic in color.
Was the spacer you put in 5mm in thickness and described as above?
If so, and it was put on top of the assembly, it was put in the wrong place.
tradditional spacers are put in like this:
http://fastq.com/~sschaefer/front.html
Front trim packers are "metal" and metallic in color.
Was the spacer you put in 5mm in thickness and described as above?
If so, and it was put on top of the assembly, it was put in the wrong place.
tradditional spacers are put in like this:
http://fastq.com/~sschaefer/front.html
12-05-2003, 01:57 PM
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Originally posted by XtremeOff-Road
Are you referring to me as the OME dealer who did not know this?
When he was referring to having OME in all 4 corners I was thinking he was wanting to add some to the rear now that he has them up front. The rear ones are yellow...
Mike
Are you referring to me as the OME dealer who did not know this?
When he was referring to having OME in all 4 corners I was thinking he was wanting to add some to the rear now that he has them up front. The rear ones are yellow...
Mike
I know you know what's what.
Peace.
G
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