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WTB: OME 890 coils for 3rd Gen

deverlow

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Currently running 891s in my 97 T4R and I don't carry enough weight so they're too stiff. I'd happily trade coils or outright buy a set of 890s if they're out there.
 
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Currently running 891s in my 97 T4R and I don't carry enough weight so they're too stiff. I'd happily trade coils or outright buy a set of 890s if they're out there.

I have a set that I just pulled off my truck to replace with 99 coils. Between the previous owner I bought them from, and myself, they now have roughly 120k miles on them. They have a lot of surface rust on them, but are functionally perfectly. Actually now that Ive been running the 99s for a week, I think the 890s handle a little better, especially at low speeds. They were still sitting at a full 3" of lift, which is what theyre supposed to give.

I can take a few pictures for you. Let me know if youre interested.

Edit: I can also show you several recent pictures showing how my truck sat with the 890s.
 
I have a set that I just pulled off my truck to replace with 99 coils. Between the previous owner I bought them from, and myself, they now have roughly 120k miles on them. They have a lot of surface rust on them, but are functionally perfectly. Actually now that Ive been running the 99s for a week, I think the 890s handle a little better, especially at low speeds. They were still sitting at a full 3" of lift, which is what theyre supposed to give.

I can take a few pictures for you. Let me know if youre interested.

Edit: I can also show you several recent pictures showing how my truck sat with the 890s.

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