Ori Struts????
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JK Freak
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Ori Struts????
Does anyone know anything about this product? As in cost? How do they do compared to coil overs? And any other info you may have about them? I was not able to get alot from there website.
JK Jedi
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they need to be tuned to your needs. good product and mounts in a tighter area than a coil over. there is a thread or two where the guys installed these. one thread is the " 1 ton jk" build : here ---> https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...&highlight=ton
hit the OP up and he will be able to give you more info
hit the OP up and he will be able to give you more info
JK Freak
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sorry to bring the thread back from the dead... ive been doing a lot of reading and research on these and can't wait to get them.
doing the 14" ori struts front and rear along with a d60hd front axle and a sterling 10.5 rear axle and a comp cut and stretch.
doing the 14" ori struts front and rear along with a d60hd front axle and a sterling 10.5 rear axle and a comp cut and stretch.
JK Enthusiast
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i know wildace runs them and dd's them also. he's got atleast 10k on them, might be worth trying to pm him
JK Super Freak
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I'm thinking about running them on mine. There are some really really good threads on these on Pirate and the "other" forum. I haven't found a reason yet to not go with these over CO's. More stability, no unloading, easier adjustability, plus cost savings since you won't need bumps or sway bars.
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JK Jedi
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abendx is running them. They are slightly more than king/fox coilovers i believe, but eliminate the need for sway bars and they dont unload either. If you have the money, and will be offroading to the point theyll benefit you these are the way to go imo. I heavily debated it, but in the end I am going foa coilover as it will be plenty for my use and is a great price.
JK Jedi
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They are simple to set up and are pretty light. You don't need limit straps, sway bars, or bump stops. If starting a new suspension from scratch I would go with them. A 16" runs about $750 and you will probly want to invest in a nitrogen tank and fill kit to help with tuning (around $300)
Heat treater is soing a build right now with ORI's and 44's. I am not sure if he is on this forum or not but you can google and find him.
Heat treater is soing a build right now with ORI's and 44's. I am not sure if he is on this forum or not but you can google and find him.
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