Originally Posted by Lcsguthrie

I have this setup. The Pro front springs and the load leveling system in the back. I installed a hidden winch (~80-90 lbs total) and the handling sucked. The pro springs stiffened up the front again, and I still got most of the advertised lift out of it (~1.3 inches I think). I asked Eibach about the spring rate before I bought them - Quote from Eibach: “The amount of lift and rate of spring were designed to be able to add small amounts of added weight to the front or rear!”
Not a super detailed answer, but with this 90 extra pounds it worked out perfectly.

The load leveling system for the rear is awesome, not sure why it’s not a more popular setup! You can dial in the exact amount of lift you want, only takes a floor jack and about 10 min to adjust both sides if you need to. And if later down the line you decide to add some significant permanent weight to the truck, the springs are cheap and come in several different stiffnesses. Comes with rear bump stops too. I’d imagine with a RTT it’d be nice to be able to adjust anytime you take the tent on/off.

Only been about a year with this setup, but no complaints so far.

Originally Posted by tls3601

For us IT challenged folks how does one upload pictures?

Originally Posted by tls3601

Thanks for this. Going to order this setup here pretty soon. I have an Alu Cab RTT, 270 awning and roof tray up there. In cargo area I have a fridge as well and of course loadout gear. I am planning on going with the +400 lbs load leveling rear spring as RTT is up there all the time. What do you think, guy at Eibach thinks the +250 might be a little light when fully loaded up? Thanks for your response. Tom