Are you satisfied with your OME 881/906 setup?
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Are you satisfied with your OME 881/906 setup?

I have an 02' lowrider that i'm ready to lift and put on some 32s, but im not liking the amount of tire gap that I see on the full 3" lift. Especially in my case since my truck lacks fender flares. I was looking into either 99 coils or the OME 881/906 setup with comfort shocks. I've read mixed opinions on both, but I thought I'd query some other owners to get a take on their setups. I also have a brush guard but I don't think that will put any stress on the light duty OME coils in front.
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Some info from Steve Schafer (sonoransteel.com) regarding the OME lift here:
http://www.sonoransteel.com/index.ph...products_id=68
Also, Steve's FAQ section has saved me a wealth of time and money figuring out what I wanted and getting it correct the first time. There are many other great resources too, good luck with your truck build.
Take care.
http://www.sonoransteel.com/index.ph...products_id=68
Also, Steve's FAQ section has saved me a wealth of time and money figuring out what I wanted and getting it correct the first time. There are many other great resources too, good luck with your truck build.
Take care.
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I have the 881/906 setup. The 906's have been great, the 881's setteled so much that I now have uneven wear on my front tires and need to have the alignment done again. I should have rotated my tires sooner.
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I too am worried/wondering about this as Im really leaning toward new 265/75/r16 cooper stt's and dont want them to look oddly small.....with the wheel setup I have now I rub with the same size bfg all terrains so I'm sure I would rub even with a 3" lift with 285's. In the very near future I am getting the OME 3" kit and new tires before winter sets in
oh the delima...

I too am worried/wondering about this as Im really leaning toward new 265/75/r16 cooper stt's and dont want them to look oddly small.....with the wheel setup I have now I rub with the same size bfg all terrains so I'm sure I would rub even with a 3" lift with 285's. In the very near future I am getting the OME 3" kit and new tires before winter sets in
oh the delima...
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bump for original poster.....
I too am worried/wondering about this as Im really leaning toward new 265/75/r16 cooper stt's and dont want them to look oddly small.....with the wheel setup I have now I rub with the same size bfg all terrains so I'm sure I would rub even with a 3" lift with 285's. In the very near future I am getting the OME 3" kit and new tires before winter sets in
oh the delima...

I too am worried/wondering about this as Im really leaning toward new 265/75/r16 cooper stt's and dont want them to look oddly small.....with the wheel setup I have now I rub with the same size bfg all terrains so I'm sure I would rub even with a 3" lift with 285's. In the very near future I am getting the OME 3" kit and new tires before winter sets in
oh the delima...Chris
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why not just go 3" and run 32's now... most people regret just doing the that medium drop and end up doing the 3"... 881's with the spacer or 883/ 882's... i have a pair of 882's that are going on sale pretty soon
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I haven't seen anybody doing that... wouldn't tires look too small?
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I started out with upgrading my coils to 99 springs front and back. The problem with that was even with the new springs, the rear seemed low. So I installed the 906 coils and left the 99's up front and has been the best thing I have done. Now my truck rides better, sits level, and doesn't sag with a 100lbs of stuff in the back. If you want to keep close to stock go this route, but if you want a lift, go with the 3". I love my set up but if I had it to do over again I would have gone taller.
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I started out with upgrading my coils to 99 springs front and back. The problem with that was even with the new springs, the rear seemed low. So I installed the 906 coils and left the 99's up front and has been the best thing I have done. Now my truck rides better, sits level, and doesn't sag with a 100lbs of stuff in the back. If you want to keep close to stock go this route, but if you want a lift, go with the 3". I love my set up but if I had it to do over again I would have gone taller.


