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Old 01-13-2019, 01:50 AM #16
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884 fronts btw. Bilstein 5100s all around. Billy setting up front at “0”.

If you’re curious, those are 285s. Oh, and I love my Bilstein/OME combo.


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I'm running the 2895 rear with a 6112 up front (one down from the highest setting)

The 2895 in the city feels great, even with the truck unloaded or loaded, but off-road, it feel a lot better with some weight in the rear.

With a load it levels out nicely, it's got just the right amount of rake. The stiffer springs really handle loads well when you are working the suspension, I don't feel under-sprung during compression. Unloaded off-road, it feels a little "bucky" when really pushing it over things like whoops.
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Does anyone know if the OME 2895 will fit in the rear of a 2016 5the gen 4Runner sr5?
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Does anyone know if the OME 2895 will fit in the rear of a 2016 5the gen 4Runner sr5?
Yes they will
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I too am running the 895E. I specifically picked the “E” for some of the same reasons expressed here. Yes, they provide a slightly less lift than the non-E. At first, I felt I had a reverse rake, but the front settled in after a couple weeks.


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What size rims and tires are you running? I like that a lot!
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I just put on the 2895e's onto my '08 a few weeks but they were too stiff for my taste, even after 2000 miles, so I swapped to the Eibach's. Posting the 2895e's and shocks for sale soon.
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OME 2895 rear springs
2006 4x4 V6 254k miles.

Just installed OME 2895 rear coils with 3rd Gen Tacoma bilstein front coils and rear shocks. Ride is great with RTT and ICECO VL60 pro fridge in back.
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