OME Lift Installed!

Toytec/OME 3" here also with 33's

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882s and 883s are very stiff without extra weigfht from skids, bumper, winch, ect.. You will get a lot of wheel bounce on the road and feel every bump.the 881s without top spacers will give you ~1-1.5" of rake if used with 890s. How much payload capacity are you talking? I love my 891s with ~400-450 extra lbs. In the back.


maybe 300 + at the most. I think the 881/890 combo will work for me.
Right now the 880/5 mm trim packer puts me 1/8 inch from the guy who started this thread. We shall see.
 
I have 883's in front no spacers and 891's rear, 3" lift, 32" tires
 

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Sorry for the discrepancy between my post and my sig...

I have OME 881 in the front and OME 890 in the rear.

Its been almost a year exactly since the install and it still rides great.

Thank you for the fast reply... so with no spacer you're lifted 1.5" front and 3" rear? It doesn't look like it's raked that much. Looks great.
 

On their site they list 880 and 881 front coils, do you happen to know what's different about them? I'm going to email toytec as well. Thanks again for your help. I've tried searching and not having much luck.
 
Thank you for the fast reply... so with no spacer you're lifted 1.5" front and 3" rear? It doesn't look like it's raked that much. Looks great.

The top spacer that is used with 881s gives ~.5" of lift. The 881s on their own give about 2.5". That's why his rake isn't very much.

On their site they list 880 and 881 front coils, do you happen to know what's different about them? I'm going to email toytec as well. Thanks again for your help. I've tried searching and not having much luck.

The 880s are a little milder lift, they give ~1.5".
 
The top spacer that is used with 881s gives ~.5" of lift. The 881s on their own give about 2.5". That's why his rake isn't very much.

The 880s are a little milder lift, they give ~1.5".

Thanks for the clarification, makes sense now.
 
The top spacer that is used with 881s gives ~.5" of lift. The 881s on their own give about 2.5". That's why his rake isn't very much.



The 880s are a little milder lift, they give ~1.5".


Brian I had someting different, when they installed the 881's when I asked for 882's I only had 1.5" of lift. then with the 882's and front bumper (no winch installed yet) I am around 2.5".

3 in the back with the 890's, but that will change next week when I get my CBI rear hopefully.
 
Brian I had someting different, when they installed the 881's when I asked for 882's I only had 1.5" of lift. then with the 882's and front bumper (no winch installed yet) I am around 2.5".

3 in the back with the 890's, but that will change next week when I get my CBI rear hopefully.

The amount of lift is an average estimate since it depends on what stock coils you had before (year) and how worn out they were. I got 3" with 883s (which are shorter than 882s) even with my ARB and Budbuilts. If mine was a '99, I would have got an inch less of height difference. It seems that most people get about 3.5" with 882s and ~3" if they have a bumper and winch.

It could be that your CBI front bumper is heavier than other bumpers like ARB and that's why you aren't at 3". Or it could be that your stock coils were less worn than usual or maybe they were tall like the 99s, or a combination of the 3. When my coils were changed out back in '01 under the recall, the ones they put it were taller than than the originals by about an inch. So there is some leeway in the numbers.
 

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