ARB OME spring identification?

[wfo9]

I purchased my truck used, and it came with an ARB OME lift on it that includes OME shocks/struts and springs.

In the rear, I can see a tag on the spring marked OME889, but I can't see any markings on the front springs. I can see that the front strut is marked as 90010.

Are there any standard identification markings on the front springs?

 

[jbstrd]

I purchased my truck used, and it came with an ARB OME lift on it that includes OME shocks/struts and springs.

In the rear, I can see a tag on the spring marked OME889, but I can't see any markings on the front springs. I can see that the front strut is marked as 90010.

Are there any standard identification markings on the front springs?

Here is the info from ARB's website: http://arbusa.com/uploads/PDF/accessorizeYourRig/toyota4Runner.pdf

The 889's are medium coils for the rear providing a 3" lift with up to 400lbs of payload. As far as the fronts, how does the front sit compared to the rear? If you are not running a winch or bumper, I would guess the previous owner put on the 884's.

 

[wfo9]

Here is the info from ARB's website: http://arbusa.com/uploads/PDF/accessorizeYourRig/toyota4Runner.pdf

The 889's are medium coils for the rear providing a 3" lift with up to 400lbs of payload. As far as the fronts, how does the front sit compared to the rear? If you are not running a winch or bumper, I would guess the previous owner put on the 884's.

No bumper or winch, so I was also guessing 884s. I was just wondering if there were markings on the springs.

There seems to be a decent amount of forward rake (guess about stock). Rear tires clear the top of the fenders by about 2 more inches than front (~9 vs ~7). It levels out pretty well when loaded with gear, so I'm probably going to leave it alone. Was considering a 1" spacer, but that might make it odd when loaded.