Bilstein 5100s and eibach coils

Need advice!!!!

Currently have a 2005 Tacoma access cab with a 2" spacer lift with stock coils.
I believe the truck had oem shocks all around. Have replaced the rears with new bilstein 5100s. Looking to do my fronts with bilstein 5100s adjustables. Along with these 5100s I was thinking about throwing the eibach coils on instead of using the stock ones. Stock coils have 76,000 miles on them. From what I'm gathering is that eibachs will add 1.6" of lift. So if I'm understanding everything correctly, if I put the eibachs on and put the 5100s to the 1" setting I will get 2.6" of lift. Am I correct? Or not understanding it correctly?

 

Eibach doesn't recommend any setting above the lowest on your 5100s. You'll get just under 3 inches if they are the 620 pound spring. closer to 2.5 if you have a heavier front bumper than stock. Eibach is really good about responding to questions if you send them an email. Some guys put a .25 inch spacer to get a full 3 inches.

 

This is were I'm getting the 1.6" of lift

 

I have the 5100's all around, Fronts set on second groove from bottom
( .850 ) setting I think . Eibach 620 springs and 2" AAL in the rear.
On the second setting from the bottom. With the eibachs I got 2.5 " of lift
I also added the 1/2 pacers for a full 3 " Lift. I also used the 1/4 driver side spacer to get rid of the lean.

 

Eibachs will get you 1.6 lift. Set the 5100s at .85 and you get right around, maybe a tad less than 2.5 inches of lift. If you want 2.5 inches of lift, I would look at OME shocks as well. That way you don't have to compress the springs to get any lift making your ride smoother.