I just swapped out the leafs of my '97 4WD Tacoma with 2.5" lift leafs that I ordered from Deaver. I have Bilstein 10" 5125 shocks currently, that I installed when I installed 1.5" AALs a few years ago. I left the overload leafs in to keep as close as possible to the stock rake for hauling and towing. So, I actually got a 2.25" lift in the rear. When I ordered the shocks, I told the person who I ordered them from what the lift was going to be, he said for what I was doing to get the 5125 10" shock. Now, that I have the new leafs, I was doing some measuring for bumpstops and my shocks only have about 5" of collapsible length, from ride height with 100+ lbs in the bed, which they will loose a little more when the leafs settle and hauling more weight and/or towing. It seems like to me that the 5125 are too long and I should have been sold the regular 5100s that are good for 0"-3" lift?