Which AAL is best?

I just upgraded my suspension and I'm not real thrilled about the stance. I've got Bilstein 5100s all around with Eibach springs and freedom off-road upper control arms up front.

I'm thinking about doing an AAL in the back to level the truck back out. My question is, which one is best for ride quality and lift?

 

icons progressive mini pack. 1.5" aal kit.
https://iconvehicledynamics.com/acc...s-96-up-tacoma00-06-tundra-15-add-a-leaf-kit/

 

I've heard the Icon, HS, and Toytec 3-leaf aal's are all the same. I just bought the Icon myself because it was cheapest by 10 bucks. The paint flakes easily but they look fine otherwise, havent installed them yet.

 

What's the difference between something like that and this one: https://www.extremeterrain.com/supreme-suspensions-2-rear-addaleaf-springs-0515-6lug-tacoma.html or the Deavers: https://www.headstrongoffroad.com/store/p96/Deaver_1.5-2_inch_Add-a-leaf_(PAIR)_-_TACOAAL.html

 

@thatdood ride quality between the first one and icons.
as far as the icon and the deaver, i would assume they are very close if not the same.

 

I'd go with a progressive AAL, I have the one from Wheeler's Off-road and I can't complain.

The single leaf AALs are a lot harsher. The progressive AALs are softer because the load is distributed between 3 leafs.

 

HS has a new progressive 3 leaf aal out - easier to install - adds 1.5 inches to lift - check with Marie at @HeadStrong Off-Road

 

Thank you for the recommendation @GoldenBrew

Here is a link on how our new design compares:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...edesigned-hs-3-leaf-aal.658544/#post-22995521

 

I would have definitely gone with this had I known about it when I bought mine. Grinding the rivet that held the clip on was a pain. I'd vote this as the top aal with that improvement.