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« on: 13 September 2010, 21:18:44 »
has anyone here built 1 of these to drift as a play toy :y

or what do people recomend for lowering springs an whats the max you can get also has anyone eva used camber adjustment bolts if so are they any good?

ive already welded the diff and stripped out the rear of everything!
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #1 on: 13 September 2010, 22:10:18 »
is this on the road use or other regarding the springs?
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #2 on: 13 September 2010, 22:12:25 »
its road legal still but may become track drift only as i dont want to mess up my rx7 lol just need to get it down  :y
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #3 on: 13 September 2010, 22:16:56 »
road use i think there are after market springs which will lower 40mm without any issues..
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #4 on: 13 September 2010, 22:25:20 »
Just had a look and yeah looks like thats about as low as springs will take it as nobody sells 60mm
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #5 on: 14 September 2010, 09:04:06 »
Shocks are already adjustable for camber.
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #6 on: 14 September 2010, 09:13:58 »
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #7 on: 14 September 2010, 09:29:52 »
I've seen that 1 but I already own 1 lol and the shocks are camber adjustable? Not really took it to bits yet. How does that work then
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #8 on: 14 September 2010, 13:06:04 »
That track Omega would be good for a laugh  :P
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #9 on: 14 September 2010, 13:24:32 »
Mines pretty much the same but for driftin as it's got the welded diff an they are fun and a well built car
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #10 on: 14 September 2010, 13:41:01 »
You can get -60mm springs, i had a set on mine, and ran on 17s with full interior without any scrubbing at all.
But ive just changed the back ones with volkswagen golf mark 4 tdi springs (also -60) because they are alot stiffer, which is what you want for drifting. And these worked a treat.

Dont waste youre money on camber bolts, when you lower it 60mm the rears lean in alot anyway. and i just keep the fronts normal.

The next think you will want to get for drifting is the diff from a 2.5 v6 AUTO from after 1998, which is a much higher ratio (4.22) compared to standard 3.0 (3.70) and weld that. This transforms the car and makes it  much easier to break traction.
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #11 on: 14 September 2010, 17:25:39 »
Where did you get the 60 from mate and I will try find a auto diff an what diff is the 2.5 manual
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #12 on: 14 September 2010, 20:36:05 »
I owned that car for 2000-2007 and for a few months this year,probably the best omega I have owned with plenty of life left in it.........
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #13 on: 14 September 2010, 23:02:03 »
i dunno where my springs came from because they were second hand, but they are definately -60, because i measured from the floor to wheel arch on each corner before and after fitting. I am pretty sure they are PI though, and i have seen them on ebay before.

I THINK that the manual 2.5 v6 diffs are 3.90

The 4.22 is definately the one to go for. acceleration is transformed and the car now hits the limiter in top gear at 149mph
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Re: Omega drift car
« Reply #14 on: 14 September 2010, 23:20:43 »
cool i wil try find 1 thanks
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