ToyTec Superflex Rear Coils

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i know a couple guys from Toytec are runnin them....talked to sn0wrunner about them and he said they were very nice. I know i am gonna get me a set ASAP i want some rack! LOL SOOO.....if anyone wants to purchase a set of OME 890s for 100 bucks PM me!!! May consider FREEE SHIPPING
 
Geez, under stock load it's 3.75: of lift. Talk about hella rake. I'd suggest these aren't for everyone. Hell, I probably wouldn't run them without a plate aftermarket rear bumper.
 
Yeah the rake isn't too bad. I think it looks good.

I'm not running them on my rig, but I've driven 3 different rigs with these coils, and they ride fantastic.

Here is one with a rear bumper running the superflex springs in the rear and Toytec coilovers in the front:

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I've been running these coils for two weeks. Sits with about 1 inch of rake with the toytec coilovers set at 3 inches. It looks fantastic. I had the 891's which sagged horribly causing the rear to sit 1 inch lower than the front. The ride is superior than the 891's. The 891's are for sale if anybody is interested. I'm in Virginia. I also added a 10mm spacer on each coil for a little extra while under load. Time will tell. So far so good.
 
I've had the 891's for almost 3 years now and they haven't sagged a bit.. How much of a load had you subjected them to?
 
I am also curious about these. I'm currently running the 891's but have 200lbs in the back at all times, and they have sagged pretty badly.
I'm torn between these Superflex coils or LC 861's in the somewhat near future.
Can anyone suggest one or the other for me? I don't mind having 1.5-2" of rake.

Thanks all!
 
I ran anywhere From 200 lbs to 300lbs at all times on the 891's. I seriously thought about the 861's and was going to get them and literally I saw a post that these superflex coils were available the same day. I am worried these (superflex coils) will still sag too much under the weight over time. Time will tell. I have about 200lbs in the rear now and they are 1inch higher than the front. They ride great! I know the 861's will hold the weight but you might get about a 2-2 1/2 inch rake depending on sag and how high your coil overs are set. Let me know which way you go because I was really torn between the the two coils.
 
I ran anywhere From 200 lbs to 300lbs at all times on the 891's. I seriously thought about the 861's and was going to get them and literally I saw a post that these superflex coils were available the same day. I am worried these (superflex coils) will still sag too much under the weight over time. Time will tell. I have about 200lbs in the rear now and they are 1inch higher than the front. They ride great! I know the 861's will hold the weight but you might get about a 2-2 1/2 inch rake depending on sag and how high your coil overs are set. Let me know which way you go because I was really torn between the the two coils.

Thanks for the input! Any way you could post a pic of yours? What is your front set-up? I'd like to "keep an eye" on yours for future sagging if any...
I'm having a heck of a time deciding which way to go here :violin:
 
Check my album page. I posted three pictures. One of the coils, one of my truck with the 891's and one with the superflex coils. I will post more later. I'm headed the mountains next weekend for a camping trip so the truck will be fully loaded so I'll get some pics then as well.
 
I think it's an improvement. My 890s with no extra weight except the spare tire carrier has always sagged. That plus that fact it is such a dang rough ride as a DD had me shopping for something different. A really good thread I had read, that I can't seem to find, compared the OME to the Tundra/LC lift. It stated about the roughness of the OME ride and how the LC coils softened it out. I'm hoping these can do the same thing along with the Bilstein 5100s. I just ordered my set.
 
I did an alignment when installing my complete OME kit. Does anyone think it necessary to do again after replacing just the rear coils and rear shocks?
 

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