Bilstein 5100 Lift Questions

I apologize for starting a new thread on this subject but i have some questions regarding my lift. I recently purchased four Bilstein 5100's with a 1.5 inch Toytec AAL that i have yet to install.
My plan for the lift on my 2005 4x4 Access Cab is the 5100's set at 1.75 with stock SR5 coils, two 1/4 lean spacers one on each front shock to give me a full 2 inches of lift up front, and then a Toytec 1.5 AAL in the rear.
Does anyone have a lift similar to this? If so could you put up a picture and did you have any problems getting it aligned? Also, is it a good idea to use the two 1/4 lean spacers or should i just leave the 5100's alone set at 1.75? Thanks in advance.

 

At 2 inches you should still be able to get it within alignment specs. Honestly I'd save the money on the lean spacers (not much, I know) and save up for some Eibachs to go on those 5100's.

 

I have the same setup minus the spacers. Front set at 2.5". At 2.5" caster can't be fully corrected without UCA's. At 1.75" you won't have this issue.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/215600-installed-front-5100-rear-aal.html

 

If i were to get the Eibachs would i still be able to get it within the alignment specs if i jacked the 5100's up to .85?

 

How is the ride with the 5100's set at 2.5?

 

The ride is fine but the alignment sucks on mine. I'm actually going to knock mine down to 1.75 because I just don't have the money for UCA's right now. I have zero caster so it wanders and camber at .7 which is going to kill my tires. So the truck will just have some rake back in it. No big deal.

 

It wanders a bit because the caster is out.
Has a firmer feeling set that high.

 

Eibachs with 5100s at .85 will be a beautiful ride and you should still be able to get it aligned without needing new UCA's.

 

Thanks, one more thing. How much lift would i get if i purchased the Eibachs and set them at .85?

 

I believe that's right about 3".

 

If that's accurate then I was wrong and you'll probably need new UCA's to keep it in alignment. I have the fully adjustable spring perch on mine and just have it set to give me 2".