UMI Releases New Product- Bolt-in Rear Coil Over Kit for the 82-02 GM F-Body
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would these rear coilovers and the front coilover be a good choice to go on a autocross car?
ive been looking at the koni double adjustable shocks, but i really like how adjustable coilovers are
ive been looking at the koni double adjustable shocks, but i really like how adjustable coilovers are
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If you purchase just the brackets you can run any shock you want such as a Ridetech, JRi and possibly a Koni. We can give you the shock length to look for.
I hope that helps,
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Here are a few pictures to show our bolt in lower shock mount used on the coilover kit. As you can see we require one hole to be drilled with a 3/8" drill. The included spacer shown behind the bracket allows the coil over kit to be used with relocation brackets as well. The bracket shown can also be used as a shock location bracket, we will be releasing that next.
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I have a question...Im looking to purchase the front Viking coil over kit you guys offer, for my daily driver..How well would these work on the street? and if i purchase what settings will be needed for everyday street use? I currently have BMR~Bilstein set up but i like the fact i can adjust the ride height so i can have the perfect stance im looking for
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I have a question...Im looking to purchase the front Viking coil over kit you guys offer, for my daily driver..How well would these work on the street? and if i purchase what settings will be needed for everyday street use? I currently have BMR~Bilstein set up but i like the fact i can adjust the ride height so i can have the perfect stance im looking for
The kit will handle great on the street. The handling will depend on the shock, not the fact that it is now a coil over. We like the Viking because of the adjustment, you can easily tune the shock for drag, street and autox. We have reviewed many other shock dyno curves and the double adjustment of the Viking allows you to set it very similar to many other brands.
We can give you baseline settings for the shocks. We have actually installed and driven on many sets of Vikings so we can offer great tuning advice.
I hope that helps,
Ryan
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so here's are noob question lol. should I start with the fronts or rears first? I don't have that kinda coin to buy both at one time lol. I do a lot of street/strip driving. would I gain more from buying the fronts or rears ? im on stock springs/shocks right now.
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so here's are noob question lol. should I start with the fronts or rears first? I don't have that kinda coin to buy both at one time lol. I do a lot of street/strip driving. would I gain more from buying the fronts or rears ? im on stock springs/shocks right now.
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I wanted to add a few more pictures of the new rear kit installed, these pictures show the top mount and also how they work with relocation brackets.
This kit is bolt on and we supply 3/16" thick spacers to space the shock mount out to clear relocation brackets.
![](http://www.umiperformance.com/pictures/lemans/NewProducts/2045/0317141.jpg)
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This kit is bolt on and we supply 3/16" thick spacers to space the shock mount out to clear relocation brackets.
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Oh ok I see what your saying, I already installed my front viking coil overs with the 550lb springs and these rock, I will be ordering the rear set soon.
Zac from UMI was very helpful when I ordered my front viking kit
Zac from UMI was very helpful when I ordered my front viking kit
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Are just the brackets available? Sorry having a hard time finding them on the website if so