Those look like 5100s, not stock. Are the coils stock? If so look at what Bilstein lists for 5100 lift on that setting.
The old coils are probably stock, since they have the paint stripes on them. Toyota factory coils have those marks to indicate something, spring rate, which side, etc. Not 100% sure. But you'll see people refer to them using the color, free length and number of wraps. I believe his are pink/white or pink/pink (it's hard to tell for me in the photos), but that's been seen on the driver's side on 2nd gen TRD sport (I think) trucks.
They are definitely not factory shocks, look like 5100s. It's a common upgrade to reuse factory springs on 5100 shocks set to lift. This works fine although I've heard people say you should not use the progressive rate TRD coils on 5100s when you lift because you end up with a pretty harsh ride. I dunno if that's the truth or not. Seems to me that lifting an otherwise unmodified truck with the 5100 would just set the ride height higher, you shouldn't be compressing the spring significantly more until you add weight. Perhaps it's a mismatch in the valving and the progressive rate spring?
sertguy said:
Is it safe to assume that When installing the new coilovers I should keep the snap ring on the 5th location to yield about 2.5 inches of lift.
The rear is about 39" from floor to bottom of the outer most fender and the front is 38 1/4.
Thoughts???
When taking measurements it's better to use the center of the hub to the fender lip rather than ground to lip. The reason for this is the distance from the ground will vary widely depending on your tire size and pressure. So you might get 3" of lift but being on a 32" tire will mean this is the same measurement as a guy on 33" tires and 2.5" of lift or a truck on under inflated 35" tires with 1.5".
If you use the hub center to the fender lip then you're only measuring ride height and it won't matter on the tire at all. That said, mine measure a little less than 23" from the hub center to the fender lip and that's about 2.5" or so of lift.