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OME LTR's

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OME LTR's

Post by Canetoad »

Are the OME LTR shocks any good? Very pricey but if they are as good as ARB salesman sayes could be good investment.
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Post by bogged »

Canetoad wrote:Are the OME LTR shocks any good? Very pricey but if they are as good as ARB salesman sayes could be good investment.


OME have a good name in product.. I'm 99% sure that they will replace my ranchos. Warranty replacement all over aussie IF required..

What price did you get on them, and what lift do you have??
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Post by Canetoad »

The longest LTR's they have are only good for 50mm lift and I was quoted $404.00 each. I don't know if they have longer LTR's for say a cruser that could be used on a higher lift but am trying to find out. Why are OME going to replace your rancho's, I dint think ARB sold Rancho.
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Post by bogged »

Canetoad wrote:Why are OME going to replace your rancho's, I dint think ARB sold Rancho.


ARB arent, I have to pay for replacements.
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Post by bazzle »

LT'R's are the same length as normal OME Nitrochargers. They are just a better shock that is rebuildable and gas pressure adjustable. The extra oil, capacity makes them better for extended use (abuse) cost $$$$$$$

The competition rated shocks are the L series. These are longer again than Nitrochargers.

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Post by bogged »

bazzle wrote:LT'R's are the same length as normal OME Nitrochargers. They are just a better shock that is rebuildable and gas pressure adjustable. The extra oil, capacity makes them better for extended use (abuse) cost $$$$$$$

The competition rated shocks are the L series. These are longer again than Nitrochargers.

Bazzle


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Post by Canetoad »

Bazzle, are the standard LT shocks LTR and the Comp shocks LTL or have I got it wrong? Is it possible to get a LT shock suitable for a 4" lift coil on a SWB GQ?
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Post by morkz »

does anyone know what size coils u can use with LTR shocks i.e. can u go higher than 2" i have heard of some people using 3" coils i wonder if 4" coils will work

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Post by Canetoad »

I have sent an email; to arb asking if they can provide the specs for all the LTR shocks ie compressed and extended lengths, if they get the information to me I will post it.
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Post by bazzle »

Go into an ARB store and get a photo copy of shock lengths from the green Old Man Emu book.

Some of these lenghts were posted on here 3 weeks back.

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... 8000#68000

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