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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Raymond on 08 April 2011, 15:46:19
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Does anyone know any manufacturer of rear coil springs for an Omega with self levelling. I have looked on here but it only says that it is different to the cars with normal suspension?
Any help and part numbers greatly appreciated
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VX only I think....
Omega Part Number Retail Price Normal Trade Trade Club
Road springs, rear (set)
2.0 8/16v saloon, with auto self leveling, to '97 90271117 £288.00 £244.80 £174.25
Saloon with auto self leveling, from W1081185 90295666 £299.00 £254.57 £181.49
2.5 V6 Saloon, with auto self leveling, to '97, ident. LC 90295669 £388.00 £332.13 £256.08
2.5TD Saloon, with auto self leveling, to '97, ident. LC 90295669 £388.00 £332.13 £256.08
3.0 V6 Saloon, with auto self leveling, to '97, ident. LC 90295669 £388.00 £332.13 £256.08
2.0 8/16v Saloon, exc. auto self leveling, to '97, ident. LG 90487519 £306.00 £260.99 £185.64
2.5 V6 Saloon, exc. auto self leveling, to '97, ident. LH 90487520 £329.00 £280.60 £199.59
3.0 V6 Saloon, exc. auto self leveling, to '97, ident. LH 90487520 £329.00 £280.60 £199.59
Saloon with auto self leveling, from '98 to W1081184, ident. LH 90487520 £329.00 £280.60 £199.59
2.5TD Saloon exc. auto self leveling, to '97, ident. LH 90487520 £329.00 £280.60 £199.59
Estate exc. auto self leveling, to '97, ident. LJ 90487521 £275.00 £233.75 £166.38
Saloon exc. Sport, exc, auto self leveling, from '98, ident. LP 90542359 £307.00 £261.44 £185.53
Estate exc. Sport, exc. auto self leveling, from '98, ident. LQ 90542360 £280.00 £238.00 £169.41
Estate with lowered sports chassis, with removable towing attachment, from '00, ident. LR 90542361 £280.00 £238.00 £169.41
Estate with auto self leveling, from '98, ident. LR 90542361 £280.00 £238.00 £169.41
Saloon, Sport exc. Removable towing attachment, from '00, ident. LU 9193196 £235.00 £200.43 £142.56
Saloon, Sport with removable towing attachment, from '00, ident. LW 9193197 £236.00 £200.60 £142.79
Estate with lowered sports chassis, exc. removable towing attachment, from '00, ident. LX 9193198 £281.00 £239.67 £170.47
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Thanks Jimbob, the price seems a little excessive for a couple of springs :-X
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KYB # RJ 6227
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Yes they are not cheap.
Annoyingly aftermarket dont exist for all options :'(
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Cheers Rob, now to try and find a stockist!
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Had a look on the KYB catalogue and there are two different numbers, RJ6226 and RJ 6227. Went onto BuyPartsBy and they only have the one model RJ6226. All a bit confusing. Have sent an email to KYB to see if I can get a definitive answer. Price a lot easier to swallow though 24.11 plus vat as opposed to 300. :y
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10% discount of trade club prices on all springs if they are in the tread club program
Andy
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If you are buying from Buyparts and KYB the part number you require is RJ.6227..thats what went on mine and they are for S/L saloons.
About £80=00 plus delivery.
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If you are buying from Buyparts and KYB the part number you require is RJ.6227..thats what went on mine and they are for S/L saloons.
About £80=00 plus delivery.
As per my reply ^^^^^^^^^ ;)
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Thanks for your help guys. I think my s/l shocks have went as well, oil on the outside. Can you replace the s/l shocks for regular shocks?
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Yes,but you would be wise disabling the air compressor in the o/s front wheel arch and blocking off the pipework.
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If I change to normal shocks would I be able to get the cheaper springs also? Has anybody changed out their self leveling suspension for normal suspension?
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No problems with swapping out the S/L springs & shocks, just remember as already stated, disable the S/L pump
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Does anyone have any suggestions or recomendations for a good setup of springs and shocks? I think KYB are the springs I will get
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Change all 4 and then you can put Bilstein B4's on with Eibach 30mm lowered springs :y
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I'll dig mine out, after market, about £150 for a pair. Still dear, but cheap than GM
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Just about to order my springs and shocks for the rear, I will get the front done later when I have new brakes and a wheel bearing.
I have settled on the full KYB setup on the back.
I contacted KYB and the springs are the RJ6226 version.
I am still stuck between the two shocks, the twin-tube or the monotube. Does anyone have any idea which would be better. I am leaning toward the monotube shock at the moment.
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Anyone?
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No experience of KYB shocks.
Lsc or bilstein b4.... Ime. :-/
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Cheers Chris, what about the different shocks twin or monotube? I don't mind being the guinea pig for KYB.
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Well took the plunge. RJ6226 springs ordered and 553162 gas-a-just monotube shocks all by KYB. Hopefully here by the end of the week so I can get them on over the weekend.