891's and Tundra coils?

[highside74]

I have a set of 891's for my 99 limited that I was going to match up with a set of 4 KYB Monomax shocks that I have ready to install and a pair of Tundra coils that I haven't bought yet. My question is will this sit pretty even or will there be much rake? A little would be okay. Thanks.

 

[brian2sun]

You'll probably wind up with some rake (.5-1" I'm guessing).

 

[highside74]

1" would be to much for me. I guess I go with a top spacer of some sort then?

 

[brian2sun]

I'm not sure it'll be an inch, it depends on if you have weight back there to sag the 891s a little. If not, they give ~3.5" and the Tundras will give ~2-2.5" or so. I don't think the rake would be bad if you have ~200lbs. of stuff in the back. Otherwise, you could do spacers or go with adjustable struts in the front.

 

[Gerdo]

You'll probably wind up with some rake (.5-1" I'm guessing).

That is about right. I had that setup for a while. my rake was ~1" higher in back.

 

[highside74]

That is about right. I had that setup for a while. my rake was ~1" higher in back.

How did you like this setup?

 

[Gerdo]

Loved it. The TRDs ride great and flex great. The 891s carry weight well. I had 890s before them and didn't feel much difference in the ride. Later I added a topout spacer to the front and 10mm packers to the rear. I have since changed to ToyTec Coilovers in front, I was trying to figure a way to use the TRDs with coilover adjusters. Couldn't be done, they are not long enough. I also have some LC 9.25 wraps for the rear (not installed yet, they have to wait a few weeks till I get back from the Marines).

The problem is, lack of height. I keep wanting more.

 

[pbcolt]

I have this exact set-up. I love it. I even ride with my 891's unloaded most of the time and don't mind it one bit. Im sitting at about 1" rake even with the tundras and a 3/8" top plate spacer.

 

[highside74]

I pretty much will be unloaded unless it's hunting season. So I guess I will get 1/2" spacer's for the front and should be with in 1/4"-1/2" of even. Thanks for the info.