Rear leaf springs for ~2" lift and load.

Hi all. I'm sure if I spend enough time searching and reading old threads I can find what I need on here, but curious if anyone has the time and knowledge they could point me in the right direction...

I have 2007 4.0 4x4 Access Cab w/ OME 884's (I think, maybe 885's), OME shocks x4, 1/2 inch spacer, and *had* Toytec AAL on TSB springs in back. I have a Leer topper that adds maybe 200 lbs and I like the back an inch or so higher when empty. I was going for about 2" lift when first installed (in 2008) so didn't plan to use the spacer but the extra leaf raised the rear a full 3" (truth) so I put the spacer in front to reduce the rake. It's been fine, but always wanted a bit lower. I took it to dealer a few months ago for spring recall and they put in some updated leaf springs which of course are much lower then where it was, and now reverse rake is so bad I would like to finally get this resolved properly (all I can see in the rear view mirror is the pavement behind the truck!).

So, any recommendations for a leaf pack that would match the lift and ride quality of 884 springs w/ no spacer (I have 1/4 inch spacers if necessary to clear Toyo 32" MT's), about 2" over "stock" height (whatever that means now that I'm on my third different OE leaf pack). I don't need to use it for off-road/mud much any more, but want to still be able to fit the 32" MT's if necessary. No high speed off-road but some rough roads. Back is generally empty but I occasionally haul/tow moderate loads so would probably favor highway and loaded handling over off-road performance. No front-end mods that add any weight, but after destroying stock plastic front (3x deer!) I'm considering an aftermarket steel front bumper, so something to consider. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

Those new TSB springs suck . Just had my frame replaced and the leaf springs and with my 2” AAL I have the bro lean . Lost my 1” rake and rear driver side sits 1” lower than passenger rear . Think I’m going with Dakar leaf packs!

 

Call Atlas Springs in California. They will make you a spring to fit your exact needs and weight requirements. I ordered mine a couple of days ago.

 

@Blackout14 may have an option for you.