Quick question (rear springs)

[Party Boy]

A while ago I installed the revtek spacer kit (3" front, 2.5" rear), but my rear springs have been sagging for a while and I've been wanting to replace them with some stiffer springs (I haul a trailer frequently and want something that wont sag so much). I found these springs (4Runner 96-02 ? Rear OME 3? Med Coil Springs - ToyTec) and had a few questions.

Has anyone had any experience with them, good or bad?
They indicated they provide a 3" lift, so would I be able to toss out the 2.5" spacers I put in the rear?
These are 891's, but I've read quite frequently that many of you recommend the 906s, but since I had a little bit of a lift should I avoid the 906's + spacer and just stick with the 891's that have a 3" lift?

I'm sorry, as I'm positive this has been covered a million times before but I couldn't find anything specific about these springs. What are your recommendations? I just want a level ride with some stiffer springs in for hauling and to get rid of the sag. Will these 891s do the trick?

 

[OL0033]

I just want a level ride with some stiffer springs in for hauling and to get rid of the sag. Will these 891s do the trick?

If you plan on hauling and already have 3" of lift up front these should do the trick. Some may also suggest the LC 8 wraps but I'm not sure they hold very well under heavy loads (may want to verify that.) I have a set of the 891's myself but am yet to install them. After lots of reading and researching these were the best for my needs which seem similar to yours (stiff spring for hauling and such.) If you have more questions you may also want to send a PM to Toytec on here, they respond fairly quick and are very helpful.

 

[Party Boy]

Thanks for the help man. They seem to be exactly what I need. I'll send ToyTecLifts a PM and hopefully get some verification.

BTW, I justed moved to WA from Roanoke, and I did a lot of flying out of Denton. I miss that place. If you're ever down in Roanoke, make sure to have some Molcajetes, Hard 8's, or Babes. Pretty good food down there!

 

[csp]

The 891 should be perfect for what you need. I removed LC 8 wraps and installed 891 recently. They ride better and have a lot less sway than the 8 wraps had.

 

[OL0033]

Thanks for the help man.

If you're ever down in Roanoke, make sure to have some Molcajetes, Hard 8's, or Babes.

No problem.

From the DFW to WA, that's quite the move haha
I've had Hard Eights and it's damn good. I've tried Babes here at work (catered) and it was pretty good too. Have heard great stuff about Molcajetes so I'll have to check it out sometime soon.

I removed LC 8 wraps and installed 891 recently. They ride better and have a lot less sway than the 8 wraps had.

Just out of curiosity, what shocks are you running with the 891s? I have a set of Bilstein 5125s I plan on dropping in with mine.

 

[csp]

I'm using 80 series land cruiser shocks. Nothing fancy, just stock replacements. I think they are Monroes.

 

[masphx]

I see some guys going from the lc coils to the 891 or 890. Anyone have the measurement differents?

 

[Labrum777]

2x on the 891's. Just purchased a pair myself and returned my 906's

 

[csp]

I see some guys going from the lc coils to the 891 or 890. Anyone have the measurement differents?

Going from 8 wraps to 891s I lost 1.5". It needed to be lost as mine looked like a stinkbug with the LC springs. There's no extra gear in the back either.