Dobinsions? Which to go with

Im looking to Either do the Dobinson 110 or the 111.
I have 5100 Bilistiens all the way around and the front are on the second notch. I also have a leer Topper on the way.

Im thinking.
1. up the Blistiens in the front to the top.
2. get better leaf springs
Im really struggling with the 1st or 2nd stage Dobinsons. I dont want to get the 110s and they sag. But I dont know if the 111 will be too high and rigid. The only off road I do is on the beach.

Anyone have advice or pictures of a setup that would help me out?

 

It depends on the weight you carry. I personally carry a lot of weight and have the 112 with the 113 aal. I likely would have been ok with just the 112 but I can now carry more if I need to. I also keep my truck almost fully loaded all the time and I like a truck that has some rake. If you go with the 111 and it’s too much then you can remove a leaf. Contact @Crikeymike he is the go to guy for Dobinsons.

eta- read this and this.

 

With the weight of the Leer, I'd say to go with the 111's. It depends how much lift and support you're looking for, but most guys running a topper will run those springs at least.

 

110-R w/ Dobinson shocks and coils

 

Thats a nice lift Minny Taco.

 

Thanks. I'm waiting for the eternal winter to ease up so I can treat the parts with Shark Hide to hold off the corrosion a little bit. Dobinsons makes great products, had the set up about a year and have been happy so far.

 

What do you think
the average shop would charge to replace the leafs. Just had a shoulder replacement 3 months ago and the other side needs done next year. (in case someone is thinking I could do it myself).
I had new frame and all new OEM shocks done about 10,000 miles ago. Rides great but I'd like to stiffen up the rear for towing. In case you are doing math in your head....yes I've only driven 10,000 miles since November 2018.

 

2 hours at most. About $200 labor. Maybe you can find another TW guy on here that lives nearby and can help you out, since it's a pretty straight forward job. Sorry to hear about your shoulder replacement! I hope the new one lasts better than the old.