Old Man Emu Coil Spring Information Tables

[MDST]

Maybe somebody have posted this. This is a very good info to use as a reference for Toyota applications:

Cruiser Outfitters

Cheers

 

[fluffeh]

I think I have seen this posted somewhere else, but it's a great table nonetheless. I've been looking for it recently. Thanks for posting. ^^

 

[BigRogers]

Correct me if i am wrong but they have the 881's and 882's as the same spring rate.

My understanding is the 881's and 883's are the same (883's are just longer) and the 882's are designed for the additional weight........

 

[JWaldz]

Sorry, I beat ya to it

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/122429-comparison-ratings-list-most-toyota-ome-coils.html

 

[MDST]

Correct me if i am wrong but they have the 881's and 882's as the same spring rate.

My understanding is the 881's and 883's are the same (883's are just longer) and the 882's are designed for the additional weight........

880, 881 and 882 have the same spring rate, same bar diameter ( 16 ) but different heights. 880 = 365mm, 881 = 375mm and 882 = 395mm.

881 and 883 are equals in hight but 883 have a higher spring rate and bar diameter ( 17mm ).

With 883 more height is achieved in the truck because it supports more weight. 883 is only if you have heavy bumper and winch I think.

Cheers

 

[MDST]

Sorry, I beat ya to it

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/122429-comparison-ratings-list-most-toyota-ome-coils.html

Oh much better!!! :thumb3:

 

[Yoter]

Add this to the lift faq sticky!

 

[BigRogers]

880, 881 and 882 have the same spring rate, same bar diameter ( 16 ) but different heights. 880 = 365mm, 881 = 375mm and 882 = 395mm.

881 and 883 are equals in hight but 883 have a higher spring rate and bar diameter ( 17mm ).

With 883 more height is achieved in the truck because it supports more weight. 883 is only if you have heavy bumper and winch I think.

Cheers

Quoted from the Lift info sticky

880 1" lift coil for stock weight.
881 2.5" lift coil for stock weight.
883 3" lift coil designed for 100 lbs. additional front weight.
882 3" lift coil designed for 150+ lbs additional front weight.

this shows the 882's to be the heavier weighted spring.

 

[GX4SEVEND]

The 882 is a heavy load coil because of the height. The 883 is a heavy duty coil because it can handle more weight. The numbers are mixed up, as in they don't go in order. I had to call arb directly to verify because most sites have it incorrect.

 

[MDST]

Quoted from the Lift info sticky

880 1" lift coil for stock weight.
881 2.5" lift coil for stock weight.
883 3" lift coil designed for 100 lbs. additional front weight.
882 3" lift coil designed for 150+ lbs additional front weight.

this shows the 882's to be the heavier weighted spring.

Mmm yes, 882 is for heavier weight but same heavier weight, logic tells me 883 will take longer to sag over time because of the bar diameter.

Cheers