Can't Figure Out How To Set Up My Truck

So I just purchased a rear bumper, front bumper, sliders, IFS skid from All Pro. I don't intend to add a winch to the front bumper. (it is their 3 peice bumper I ordered). With all of this gear I'm concerned my truck may look funny being all beefy with no lift. I purchased 5100s around 10,000 miles and now I'm around 73,000 miles. My fronts are currently set at like .85 I think. My TSB leaf packs look flat (have done some heavy hauling). I was thinking I would get OME leaf pack (2.5 lift) and just adjust the front shocks up to the 2.5 setting. Then get a realignment. No UCAs unless I have some issues arise. Does this sound like a good set up when weight of accessories and current life of existing front coils is taken into account? Is there anything I'm missing?

 

I will recommend getting OME886 coils and an OMD leaf pack. You'll be greatly better off with that.

 

I will recommend getting OME886 coils and an OMD leaf pack. You'll be greatly better off with that.

This is also what I am running. 5100s with OME886 set at .85" and an OMD leaf pack. I do have TC UCAs as well.

 

X 2.5

 

what is OMD?

 

Note: I think this ALL PRO bumper weighs in right around 100lbs (not for sure though). The 886 aren't too stiff for this? I also just read my 5100s wont work in the rear for any lift over 2"...

 

My 5100s work...

 

he meant OME, just go full OME kit with 886's

 

actually , I think he means OMD ( Old Man Doug ) springs

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4234018

 

I'm running 886's with a relentless bumper and a winch. Sits perfect

 

No shit haha well there you go, I stand corrected

 

"Heard everything you said"-Freakshow.

But yes, I meant Old Man Doug. I'm digging mine so far.

 

They work, but if you're setting up a truck, they're not ideal over 2" of lift. This of course depends on who you talk to but there's some good information out there saying it's not recommended.

 

I hear ya. They work, but I'm always fully extending the shock. They do have extended travel 5100 rears. Those work better (buddy has them). I will most likely be changing mine out for something else in the near future.