How long do Old Man Emu shocks last?
OME will last you for more then 100k if you will wheel nice. If you start jumping on rocks or sand dunes, then may be your shocks will be off earlier.
Does ARB EMU own old man?
From humble beginnings in 1976, ARB purchased the company in 1988 and has continued to develop and test the products in Australia’s harsh 4WD environments. With an engineering focus for off road comfort and on road handling, today Old Man Emu supplies tailored suspension solutions for over 200 popular 4WD vehicles.
Who Makes Old Man Emu?
ARB
Designed for superior performance across all terrain, an Old Man Emu suspension upgrade by ARB will provide noticeable improvements to a vehicle’s performance, including load carrying capacity and control characteristics.
Why is it called Old Man Emu?
WHO IS OLD MAN EMU? The Old Man Emu brand has its roots firmly planted in off road racing and draws its name from the emu’s ability to maintain great stability when moving over uneven terrain at high speeds.
Are Old Man Emu shocks Rebuildable?
When developing shock absorbers, Old Man Emu takes all these factors into consideration. This is reflected in the superb structural integrity of Nitrocharger shocks, along with the fact they are properly valved for the conditions they will be required to work under.
Where are Old Man Emu parts?
One bit is found in Melbourne, where a bunch of Aussie engineers are toiling away at ARB HQ in Kilsyth designing the shocks, coils, leaves and sundry attachments. The other bit is found in Adelaide, where the gear is made at Tonsley Park by Monroe, and they’ve been making automotive gear forever.
What is an OME lift?
OME suspension is all about increased load carrying capacity while balanced with low spring rates for a soft ride, improved handling, comfort and control, and better articulation. OME suspensions are simply the best riding and performing springs on the planet.
When was Old Man Emu released?
1986
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What kind of suspension does Old Man Emu have?
Emu Dakar Leaf Springs Coil Springs Torsion Bars Nitrocharger Sport Shock Absorbers Nitrocharger Shock Absorbers Steering Stabilisers Greasable Shackles Bushes & Hardware GVM Upgrades Old Man Emu Suspension Selector Contact Us Old Man Emu 4×4 Suspension Old Man Emu Suspension Selector Start here
What kind of warranty does Old Man Emu have?
ARB and Old Man Emu’s commitment to providing the most comprehensive range on the market has resulted in an extensive selection of quality products. From OME shocks to OME suspension kits, all of our products are backed by a three (3) years unlimited kilometres warranty* and aftersales service that is unmatched by any other suspension company.
How tall is an Old Man Emu truck?
Kit numbers have been created for the 2011+ trucks, allowing for easy ordering of all the components needed to reach 3 unique heights. Individual components are also available for purchase in the traditional Old Man Emu fitment style.
Do you need Old Man Emu for Jeep JK?
Old Man Emu’s 4 inch lift kit for the Jeep Wrangler JK, 2 and 4 door models will drastically improve the off-road capabilities of your Jeep. Additional ground clearance, greater wheel travel, improved handling and the capability to add up to 35 inch tires are the benefits you’ll receive by installing this kit.
Is the Old Man Emu suspension kit legal?
Old Man Emu Suspension kits offer the greatest legal lift without affecting other components that may have an adverse effect on vehicle drivability.
Kit numbers have been created for the 2011+ trucks, allowing for easy ordering of all the components needed to reach 3 unique heights. Individual components are also available for purchase in the traditional Old Man Emu fitment style.
How long does ARB Old Man Emu suspension last?
From OME shocks to OME suspension kits, all of our products are backed by a three (3) years unlimited kilometres warranty* and aftersales service that is unmatched by any other suspension company. *Bushes, bearing, shackles, pins & U-bolts are covered by a one (1) year or 40,000 kilometres (whichever occurs first) warranty.