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Rear lift options

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by MrWortWort, Feb 13, 2023.

  1. Feb 13, 2023 at 5:29 PM
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    MrWortWort

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    I'm planning to lift the front either 2.5 or 3.0

    I did all this research for the front but completely forgot about the rear lift

    Obviously getting a new leaf pack but what brand is good for my needs

    I'm doing overlanding
    and I want to increase the weight capacity

    I got recommended the Icons RXT but other brands are similar
     
  2. Feb 13, 2023 at 5:30 PM
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    SoonToBeOn39s

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    I finally got bigger tires 2020 Long Travel Tacoma 1997 MAGNUM
    Deaver and OME are pretty good options too
     
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    Some complain that OME leafs squeak.
     
  4. Feb 13, 2023 at 5:44 PM
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    I’m running medium dobinsons leafs, rated for 200 pounds of constant weight.

    Been about a year, really happy so far.

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    I've had OME medium load leaf packs for about 8 months now. So far, I've been happy. No squeak.
     
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    RCI skid and sliders, GoodYear Ultraterrains, HID's, SCS SR8s, lots of ME-SO goodies, Diamondback HD.
    Ditto on the Dobinsons springs. I'm running the heavy-duty, 600 lb constant load.
    Give Mike a call at Exit Off-road. He can point you in the right direction.
     
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  7. Feb 13, 2023 at 6:07 PM
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    I would suggest adding up your consistent weight that you will be carrying, this will give you a good baseline to look at rear leaf packs and shocks. Icon rxt is a good option and are on sale with a few vendors right now. I have had Ome HD heavy and I am running Icon at stage 3 right now with a pretty heavy rig and have had no issues.
     
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    Hey
    I'm getting dobinsons MRA coilover and rear shocks

    What coilover you're using?
     
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  9. Feb 13, 2023 at 6:49 PM
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    I’m using OME nitro charger soft valved shocks and 2887 OME springs.
     
  10. Feb 13, 2023 at 6:50 PM
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    mic_sierra

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    I'm running an OME-005 Heavy kit with SPC UCAs and I tow a 3500# trailer and have an RTT on my rig, a leitner rack, and decked drawers loaded. I like the OME Dakars and I have also heard very good things about the deavers. Check out dobisons suspension kits for the Tacoma as well. I hear good things about them too.

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  11. Feb 13, 2023 at 8:09 PM
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    I had the OME EL112R (660lb constant rear load) plus the EL46XL add-a-leaf to bump the weight rating to 800lb. I liked them (and no squeaks at all), but I managed to damage them during installation - there are spacers between the leafs where you secure them with U-bolts to the axle. The spacers are short and if the U-bolt is set slightly askew, you will end up compressing the spring where the spacer ends. In my case the springs distorted and lost a lot of their carrying capacity. A great garage in Zagora, Morocco noticed that this fall and reshaped all the springs (and added another leaf). See photo.

    Upon my return I weighted the truck - I carry about 900 lb fixed load over the rear axle and 1300-1500 lb total fully loaded. I opted for the Dobinsons L59-112R (880-1210 lb constant load) plus the L59-113R add-a-leaf (brings constant load capacity to 1210-1450 lb). Without the add-a-leaf the truck sagged too much. It seems great, rides firm but well - but I do not have yet long term experience to report. Installation was reasonably easy.231.jpgIMG_2236.jpgIMG_2136 (1).jpgIMG_2108.jpg
     
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