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Ome 887 Coils with aftermarket bumper

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by mww982, Oct 26, 2017.

  1. Oct 26, 2017 at 5:35 PM
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    Anyone running this combination? Looking at getting the Demello or Pelfreybilt front bumper after I get the rear high clearance bumper and sliders installed. Will the 887 coils work or will I need to step up to the 886's? Have looked at other posts and couldn't find a good answer.

    Thanks!
     
  2. Oct 26, 2017 at 5:37 PM
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    That's a tough one as you are already an inch higher than the 2nd Gens 886's will probably I would imagine
     
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    Should probably clarify, it's a full OME lift with the 90000 shocks in the front and Dakar Leafs in the rear. Just want to make sure the 887's will support the weight of the bumper. Not planning on adding a winch anytime soon but may down the road.
     
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    I think with aftermarket bumpers most go with the 886's
     
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    But what if its alum and only 60 pds?
     
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    No winch?
     
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    No winch. Aluminum skids all the way down and steel sliders(installing the same time as bumper). Currently running 285's with 5100s on highest setting on stock coils and UCAs. Since Im going to have a lot out of the way during the bumper install, I want to do the coils right this time around
     
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    I would do 886's then
     

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