Will this Rear Suspension Setup Work?

I’m looking to increase rear travel in my 2010 4wd Double Cab without breaking the bank. I’ve read a lot of posts running Bilstein B110 extended travel shocks and “the Dakar OME leaf pack”. In most of the posts people reference the $500 price tag of the leaf pack.

What is the correct part# for the leaf pack? I’m seeing part # EL111R in the $280 range. Is this the completely wrong part? It seems so cheap for an entire leaf pack. (See below). Will this part work with the Bilsteins?

I know I’ll need extended brake lines and bump stops, just making sure the leaf pack is correct. Thanks!

https://www.4wheelparts.com/p/arb-o...iq7_SAkRFg7yy6NqM007G7levii1U2ngaAolwEALw_wcB

 

I think I just realized that’s sold individually…one side only ‍♂️ Disregard

 

keep an eye out for used

 

You have the correct part number. If your looking to save money buy a set of 3rd gen Tacoma leaf springs and ICON 3 leaf aal. I pick up a set of 3rd gen take off for 100 and the ICON aal cost 200. So far the ride is better than the worn out leaf spring I previously had.

 

Thanks fellas. I’m back in the 4x4 game after about a 15 year hiatus! I had a 4x4 1999 Tacoma until about 2006, but ditched the 2 seat gas guzzler (when gas became $4 a gallon at the time hahaha!!)

I just grabbed this 2010 about a month ago. It currently has the regular length Bilsteins in front and rear but I think they were installed about 10 years and 100k miles ago….probably drained and dead.

The front actually feels ok but the back feels like a solid wooden axle on wagon wheels. Definitely needs more travel and springiness in the rear. My wheelin’ used to be blasting through the desert, but now I’ve got 3 kids in car seats/boosters across the back so I’ve had to slow it down a bit and not be so risky. Pretty strictly easy/moderate trails with some occasional obstacles to show off on.

Boy is it good to be back!