Rear lift

2015 Off Road here, and my springs are flat also... I do haul things occasionally, and have put the truck on the rear bumpers once or twice.

Should I go see the local dealer about these, or just start thinking about putting new springs on a new (2500 miles) truck?

 

Did you mean rear bump stops or bumpers? if you plan to lift the front Id do some allpro expos or OME dakars in the rear. they will hold the wieght.

 

I think it is normal now. I am just going to go with aftermarket leafs. What is the dealer going to do but put more inferior leafs on again

 

Thats best case senario

 

Rear bump stops... not the rear bumper!

 

do you know what size shocks I would need to fit all pro expos, and what a good set to run with expos?
fox, kings, something I don't have to get a custom length

 

We favor Fox. They are a great shock, they provide a smooth ride, Fox has great customer service in the long run, and compared to King, they are priced right. We offer remote reservoir and non-reservoir Fox shocks for the rear of your truck. They give you 9.6" travel.

I can get you more information if you want, just let me know!

I'm happy to answer any questions, any time!

 

Yes please

 

lift the rear wheels off the ground the leads then become more u shaped then you do the add a leaf done a couple already on 2015s

 

Installed these on my rears last week and it gave me about 2.75 inches. Took about 3 hours because I didn't have any power tools but its pretty easy and I did notice a ride difference.

 

Yes its my understanding that the expos will give you 4" of lift when unloaded and 3" lift when you have certain amount of weight in the back I've asked around for the length of shock I would need to fit expos and all I've gotten was you need to measure to know exactly, im looking for remote reservoir can you help me out

 

Im looking at the ICON stage 1 kit adjusted to 2.5 in the front. I want to get OME Dakars leaf spring set for the rear. Anyone know if the rear shocks will fit with the Dakars?

 

I can help you out!

The shocks need to have 9.6" of travel to run our rear springs.

Fox offers a few different "levels" of shocks, depending on your budget.

Fox 2.5 Factory Series with DSC adjuster; $1,199.00/pair;
Fox P/N 883-26-006


Fox 2.0 Performance Series -CD Adjuster; $669.90/pair; Fox P/N 985-26-118

Fox 2.0 Performance Series -
Non-Adujustable; $449.90/pair; Fox P/N 985-24-118

These shocks offer a remote reservoir for a 0-3" lift and work very well with our springs.

You can find more information on our site at Let me know if you have any questions.

 

So what did you decide? Kurtis with AP hooked it up and broke it all down for me. I am curious as to what you have decided.

 

Fox 2.5 DSC Resis
-Fox 883-06-130
-Fox 883-26-006
All-Pro UCAs
All-Pro Expo Leaf Pack
All-Pro U-Bolt Flip kit with Bump Stops
All-Pro Ext Brake Line Kit

Ordered for my 2014 DCLB 4WD

 

Looking forward to hearing your impressions once you get everything in hand. Out of curiosity, isn't that rear shock the model that is specified for the Tundra?

 

Im curious about the rear shocks as well since they are for the tundra.

 

Answered my own question, I got them for my truck and they seem to work well. A little stiff though, should be fine when I get a shell.