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Extended Rear Shocks

Discussion in 'Suspension' started by YosTaco, Dec 21, 2010.

  1. Dec 21, 2010 at 1:01 PM
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    YosTaco

    YosTaco [OP] John Muir Apprentice

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    I want to lift my Tacoma but would do it in stages for money reasons.
    Stage 1: Front coilovers and matching rear shocks
    Stage 2: All pro leaf spring pack for the rear

    Would there be any effects of running either Bilstein 5100 or OME rear shocks BEFORE adding leaf springs? Even if it is for 6 months to a year?

    Also, Bilstein website states the rear 5100s are good for a 0-1 inch lift but toytec says they work with lifts 0-3 inches. Where is this discrepancy coming from?

    I am sure many have done it but if I follow the manufacture recomendations, Bilsteins are no longer an option with a 3" lift in the rear.

    How much lift are the OME N182 designed to work with?
     
  2. Dec 21, 2010 at 1:09 PM
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    BAMFTACO Another day another beer

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    Save your money and do it all at once and while your saving up do some more research
     
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    i agree, do it all at once. You'll end up saving money with alignments doing it all at once too
     
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    ^^^^exactly
     
  5. Dec 21, 2010 at 1:18 PM
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    Look into toytec they have good kits at good a price
     
  6. Dec 22, 2010 at 7:02 AM
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    Perhaps you could be more specific? Otherwise your post is quite useless and actually a bit rude.

    I was worried about having to do things over. Like alignment. That is a valid point. It is just hard to stomach spending so much money all at once but I might be happier in the long run if I just do it.

    Obviously I have looked into toytec. One of my questions in OP asks about a difference between information on their site to information on a manufactures site.
     

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