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OME Rear springs and shocks
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03-04-2009, 04:56 AM
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03-04-2009, 05:20 AM
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An OME 891 coil in back will give you ~3". Should be perfect.
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i suggest the land cruiser coil for the rear if you dont carry a lot of weight around. the OME's will carry more but the land cruiser's will ride better from my experiences.
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just got my my ss 1.2 and im lovin it
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rides a little stiff. with my ome heavy duty and got about 2in lift.
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I have OME heavies and stiffies all around.... looking back SS 1.2 is prolly the best all around "lift kit" on the market, but you'll have to run your sway bar up front
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