OME, money to burn

Need help with ordering for 2011 off road. Want to add ARB bumper w/winch. Thinking of OMETAC05HK kit. Will this handle it, or did I need other parts? How about install, can any good mechanic handle this or is this a 4x4 specialty store job? New to this, but want to learn. Will stock wheels need to be realigned? Been searching threads, but all too confusing. Please weigh in. Want to get it right.

 

it should handle it because it comes with the 886 coils which are made for 200+lbs of added front weight such as a bumper/winch. the install i'm not sure about but your wheels will need to be realigned after the lift is installed.

 

you should check out toyteclifts.com. they give TW members discounts. i ordered mine last night and it shipped today.

 

886 coils, Dakar leaf pack (if in the budget), definitely recommend CB drop and possibly axle shims.

 

Oh and we installed mine at home, doesn't take too long.

 

keep em coming, all good advise.

 

himmie, and how's it riding?

 

Go with the 886 coils, Dakar leaf pack and new UCA's

 

what did you pay for your kit from toytech?

 

and brake line extensions?

 

OME 886x coils , OME shocks , Dakars , Defined Engineering greaseable shackles , Wheeler's Super Bumps front and rear , extended brake lines , LR UCA's , centre pin collars to extend the centre pin on the Dakars

You may need a CB drop , and axle shims

 

^^ What he said ^^

 

and the list keeps growing.... What should an install cost? thats got to be $1500 in parts alone.. You guys are killing me

 

super bumps, maybe I can get on without those? huh

 

The thread tiltle says " Money to Burn "

 

You should extend your bumpstops with the Dakars

 

It'll cost you more when you break shit. Save your sheckles and clams and get the whole thing. You won't regret it. OME rocks. I've got well over 200lbs hanging off my front end and it's never bottomed out. And I've been pretty mean to it.

 

Call Kurt @Cruiser Outfitters, they stock all that stuff and have great customer service

 

Pull the trigger