Dare I say it, I am not sure I like my OME setup.
11-11-2005, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by FilthyRich
I have a friend in town with a 934r. He is running bilsteins all around. OME steering stabilizer, and Downey rear coils. He has a slight hot rod look, but his front is stock height (BJ spacers soon).
His truck rides great both on and off road. I would be more than happy to get him to come over and test drive it (he is a gearhead too
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His truck rides great both on and off road. I would be more than happy to get him to come over and test drive it (he is a gearhead too
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11-11-2005, 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted by snap-on
(on my second gen)
I went from soft squishy a$$ sagin stock springs and worn out shocks, to a set of OME heavy duty springs (901 i think) and shocks in the rear and it is noticably more rough WITHOUT load.
now through my gear in the back for a trip or hook up the trailer, and its nice ride instead of bottoming out on every expansion joint in the road.
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SO im happy with my choice
I went from soft squishy a$$ sagin stock springs and worn out shocks, to a set of OME heavy duty springs (901 i think) and shocks in the rear and it is noticably more rough WITHOUT load.
now through my gear in the back for a trip or hook up the trailer, and its nice ride instead of bottoming out on every expansion joint in the road.
<snip>
SO im happy with my choice
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