cocoslow

881s, 882s and 883s all have the same spring rate they are just different heights. Therefore I would think the ride qualities would be similar. I'm going to order 882s, 890s and the OME comfort shocks all around on Monday from trdparts4u.com; Gerome was very helpful and I can't beat the price. I will post before and after pictures and measurements.

4Runner202020

nothing... a long rear spring to match... rides great too.

cocoslow

No diff drop? no panhard bracket? No CV joint or boot problems? And your running 4 inches of suspension lift? Do your wheels have any down travel left?

cocoslow

Also, what shocks are you running?

4Runner202020

ya a diff drop but with any lift you should get that. and i dont have the panhard bar bracket its stock still no cv problems thus far and have wheeled it hard four times. i have a lot of travel on all four corners. and i am running the ome shocks all around.

trd_4runnin11

Well, I called the Toytec guy and told him what I had, what my goals were with my rig and this is what he sold me. LOL, I followed blindly.

4Runner202020

lets just say my car is very very flexy. lol these are 35's completly in the wheel well...

trd_4runnin11

Have you had any problems with the CVs? My front only lifted about 2.5" and one of my CV boots is already slingin grease.

cocoslow

Which OME shocks?

4Runner202020

thats cause you have the 881's. i had those before these and hated them!! lol i tore cv's every trip. there is somethin about that spring that is not right. i am running more lift and way harder trails and 35's and have not broken one. lol doesn't make since does it. i think that spring just relaxes to much. i think you have to get limiting straps with them... and on which one shocks i'll go check now... i forgot. lol

4Runner202020

it is to worn out to see what type but all ome shocks are about the same length. and i need longer ones in the back...

cocoslow

Do you have manual hubs?

X-AWDriver

Godzilla,did you od a measurement with your stock '99 coils before the OME lift? I'm still stock and I'm right at 36" at the front and 36.5" at the rear and I'd like more to see over 37" all around as I don't want to invest in a lift and see less than an inch.

ted

iTrader: (1)

what is the difference between the 906 and those of 890 and 891...from what I have learned 890s are medium and 891 are heavy duty...

4Runner202020

nope and it is my dd. i drive like three hundred miles a week and still no issues... people dont give cv's the respect they need.
here are two kinda good pics of my cv angle...

ted

iTrader: (1)

where are your reference points for those measurements?

thanks,

ted

X-AWDriver

Ground to fender lip but a better measurement is from the hub center to the fender lip since the tire size is thrown from the equation.

ted

iTrader: (1)

thats what i think too

Ron Helmuth

thanks all

I am installed at last and working on the photos to share

I gained 1" up front-from 36" to 37" ground to fender trim

I gained 3" in back-from 36" to 39" ground to fender trim

Could not be happier-crossing railroad tracks feels like road ripples now.
Eager to get it out and wheel it a bit.

Appreciate all the inputs. 891s are stiff in back but for me not overly so. It did give me rake with back end higher than front-which I wanted. Very glad I went with Old Man Emu shocks to complement the springs.

Yes I will get the photos up. Soon, right away.

E30RUNNER

Really want to see some pics maybe I might end up splurging again if I like what I see