Hate to disagree with you here, and I am by no means the highest rolling omaha player out there, but I think that preflop Omaha play is much more important that post-flop. Preflop is where you make most of your money from people not dumping their poor hands. Lots of stuff looks good to people preflop, but when, lo and behold, their garbage hands are still garbage they won't pay to see the turn.
I do agree however that only in rare cases are early position raises a good idea. You want the poor hand to come in and hit the second nuts, not to chase them away
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