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Thread: OME question
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Old 01-09-2008, 08:24 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: OME question

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Do the different OME springs give you different amounts of lift??

For example.....would the "heavy's" give you more lift than the "light's"

If there is a difference....how much of a difference? Minimal? or noticable?

Sorry for the dumb question.
Not a dumb question.

Each spring set has a different load rating so to speak. So, if you have a static load and put a spring that has a higher rating, it will push the load up, lower rating, not so far up.

So, if you have a "stock" set-up and put on the OME 886's, you would get about as much lift as you can out of them but that would also probably put your CV's in a negative angle...
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