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Old 07-02-2024, 08:35 PM #346
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So I've bought Eibach Pro-Truck Shocks and OME 890 for the rear so far. I was planning to run OME 881 in the front, but problem is they are on back order for who knows how long...

What would be comparable? The Eibach 2.5" ? (E30-82-006-05-20) lift springs?

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I realize this is a bit of an odd arrangement of Eibach/ome lol. Originally, I chose the Eibach shocks over 5100s on the premise that they might be valved somewhat softer. Then I chose the OME springs over Eibachs because the rears need spacers to match the front height which I thought was dumb
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Well I just put in my 210v's after outboarding the rear shocks (had 891's before). Jesus, it's like a 5"+ rake! FFS! I have a eimkeiths bumper, spare inside and a full f150 fuel tank and it still sits that high. Though I'll be adding a swingout shortly, 3 gas cans, water and a drawer and sleeping platform soon too. But I still don't think it will drop the height that much.

So I don't quite know what spring to run yet again. Either a 891 again (it saged about 2 inches or more), the lc 7.5 wrap 48131-6A570, maybe a 906 or 890?man I wish there were more springs to choose from.
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Well I just put in my 210v's after outboarding the rear shocks (had 891's before). Jesus, it's like a 5"+ rake! FFS! I have a eimkeiths bumper, spare inside and a full f150 fuel tank and it still sits that high. Though I'll be adding a swingout shortly, 3 gas cans, water and a drawer and sleeping platform soon too. But I still don't think it will drop the height that much.

So I don't quite know what spring to run yet again. Either a 891 again (it saged about 2 inches or more), the lc 7.5 wrap 48131-6A570, maybe a 906 or 890?man I wish there were more springs to choose from.
Lotsa folks recommend and run the OME 861s with setups like yours. Landcruiser springs.

Hope this helps.
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Lotsa folks recommend and run the OME 861s with setups like yours. Landcruiser springs.
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Thanks guys, I'll give the ome 861's a try and see what happens.

The good thing now as it sits I can check the oil level in my driveway LOL 😆
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Thanks guys, I'll give the ome 861's a try and see what happens.

The good thing now as it sits I can check the oil level in my driveway LOL 😆
Now THATis one sexy rig!!!! Sheesh!! Someone call the fire department!!!!!

I run the 861's on my rig and I love them. I've got LC80 Tokico shocks in the rear to pair with them and I think it's an excellent setup. I'll attach a picture for reference. This was immediately after install. Like I finished it up and took this picture.

My 861's replaced my old and worn LC80 springs. They served their purpose and I still have them in my closet, I just wanted something new.

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Thanks, just got the 861's on Saturday. I too ran some lc80 kyb shocks, but finally did the outboarding and 10" shocks.

I'm off tomorrow so I'll toss them in. I have a substantial amount of permanent weight in the back of the 4r. So I hope it levels out with a slight rake. I also got a set of new lc80 springs, 48131-6A570, to also see what that does. I might measure out for rear limit straps when I'm off too, if I have time.
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Thanks, just got the 861's on Saturday. I too ran some lc80 kyb shocks, but finally did the outboarding and 10" shocks.

I'm off tomorrow so I'll toss them in. I have a substantial amount of permanent weight in the back of the 4r. So I hope it levels out with a slight rake. I also got a set of new lc80 springs, 48131-6A570, to also see what that does. I might measure out for rear limit straps when I'm off too, if I have time.
The p/n you listed is the same exact one for the LC80 springs I had. I ran them for a little more than 100K miles if memory serves me correctly. They were fine but towards the end they were bouncy and I didn't like that. I think the 861's are nice and stiff and give that solid feeling, at least to me they do. That's why I enjoy them so much.
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3rd Gen 4Runner (1996-2002) — American Spring Company Has anyone tried these springs out? Looks like they could be a good option.
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it would be good if they provide the spring rates (some look like they're dual rate), wire diameter, and length of each coil. also if there's a LH and RH spring

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I emailed ASC and asked them about the specs for the 4 sets of rear springs they make. Opt Offroad carries that brand, so it may be worth a shot to ask them as well.
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What should I get?

What a great thread. Thank you to everyone who’s contributed to it!

I have a stock 98 on 265/70/16. I have a big dometic fridge, 15-20 gallons of gas/water. A 100lbs steel rear hitch carrier. Stock bumpers and no skids. Planning on welding on my own sliders. And adding a hidden wench.

What should I put in the rear end? It’s too saggy now. I’m looking for a 2” lift with 400-500 lbs with no sag.

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I ran ome 891's and lc80 kyb gas-a-just shocks and rode fantastic, it does give you a lift so pair it with what ever in the front. I ran that for 3-4 years.

Currently I have around 300-320lbs constant, rear bumper, f150 tank swap w/skid, spare inside.
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4Runner 890's squatted 1-1 1/2" with 11 80# bags of Sakrete in cargo area.
890 listed as 3" lift 4-500# extra will put you between 2-3".
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