rocky road old man emu issue

[kelvin]

excerpt of my recient mail (to save time):

Hello,
>
> I received my order today and am extremely disappointed to find that i
> have been sent the wrong items.
>
> After several weeks lead time, and an additional 2 weeks and 5 phone
> calls of trying to get your company and my bank to communicate (before
> giving up and sending my payment via PayPal), I recieved front OME
> shocks when i clearly ordered Rear shocks.
>
> When i add the rear shocks to my shopping cart from the Vehicross page
> it lists part number OME-N65. This part number matches the number on
> the parts that were sent to me. But this is a front shock. Your website
> is probably listing them backwards.




My question, i really need to verify what the OME part number is for the front shocks AND the rear shocks. Any one have this info available from their own OME boxes?

[kelvin]

no one knows what the numbers of their rear and fron shocks are?! boooo...

[Ldub]

Sorry dood...but I can't recall anyone around here using OME shocks... :confused:

[TEN36VX]

N15 (http://www.4by4connection.com/istroopswblw.html)'s for the back.

[kelvin]

you are soooooo awesome. thanks!

[Jolly Roger VX'er]

Sorry dood...but I can't recall anyone around here using OME shocks... :confused:

I know this is an old thread posting....but I stumbled onto (1) VX'er who says that he used and liked OME (Old Man Emu) shocks which are available from Independent4X.com.

Just an FYI in case anyone wants to contemplate using OME shocks!


I replaced the stock shocks with OMEs and I'm very pleased. I have a ride that feels more controlled. It doesn't seem to skip when I hit a bump while cornering. It's also a lot harder to break a tire loose in the back when accelerating around a corner. The downside is that there is a little bit more body roll, but given the better feel when I hit the bumps, I'm happy to have made that trade-off.

-Tad