Eibach needs a stock TRD PRO in SoCal

[MGordo]

You gained 1.4" lift on the front using the new spring.

So is this spring the same as the Tacoma one? (Just seeing that they get the same lift.)
Are you able to say the lb rating of each? (I think Tacoma was 620lbs?)

I used a 14" Icon 650lb spring on my original TRD Fox suspension and loved how it drove.. not sure how much difference a 600 vs 620 would make. (I think the 19/20 was 600?)
Cant wait for these to be released!! Already have the Eibach 1" springs sitting in the garage.

 

[mark@eibach]

So is this spring the same as the Tacoma one? (Just seeing that they get the same lift.)
Are you able to say the lb rating of each? (I think Tacoma was 620lbs?)

I used a 14" Icon 650lb spring on my original TRD Fox suspension and loved how it drove.. not sure how much difference a 600 vs 620 would make. (I think the 19/20 was 600?)
Cant wait for these to be released!! Already have the Eibach 1" springs sitting in the garage.

We did test the Tacoma spring which I believe we will be using. The data hasn't been mapped to the 4Runner though, so there may be some updates I'm not aware of - I'll report back on that when I know more.

For reference, our Tacoma TRD PRO spring is 620lbin.

 

[lewdog998]

These were developed using factory weight and spring rate. You will not get the full lift height we call out with those items installed, but the kit will definitely lift the front, we're just not able to say exactly how much.



Not to worry, we have start and end data.

You gained 1.4" lift on the front using the new spring.



I will keep this thread updated as they become available. At this moment, the 2021 and TSB vehicle springs are due for completion August / September.

Anyone who has received the TSB and can provide proof of purchase and proof of TSB completion (all names must match) will receive first dibs and special pricing on the updated kit. I will notify you once we have that program implemented.

MARK,
That is great to hear. I will send you my info as soon as I get it. Right now mine is sitting at the dealership (torn down) waiting on the TSB shocks. Luckily they gave me sr5 4wd as a loaner.

It will be tough wait though...I am really wanting to go to 285s and would like to for the summer trips I have planned. Aug or Sept sounds better. I know you all are working on it, but the sooner the better.

 

[aaron_clt]

These were developed using factory weight and spring rate. You will not get the full lift height we call out with those items installed, but the kit will definitely lift the front, we're just not able to say exactly how much.







Not to worry, we have start and end data.



You gained 1.4" lift on the front using the new spring.







I will keep this thread updated as they become available. At this moment, the 2021 and TSB vehicle springs are due for completion August / September.



Anyone who has received the TSB and can provide proof of purchase and proof of TSB completion (all names must match) will receive first dibs and special pricing on the updated kit. I will notify you once we have that program implemented.[/QUOTE [MENTION=277772]mark@eibach[/MENTION]

So 1.4 in the front but nothing in the rear? Did this customer only get front springs installed?

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[mark@eibach]

These were developed using factory weight and spring rate. You will not get the full lift height we call out with those items installed, but the kit will definitely lift the front, we're just not able to say exactly how much.







Not to worry, we have start and end data.



You gained 1.4" lift on the front using the new spring.







I will keep this thread updated as they become available. At this moment, the 2021 and TSB vehicle springs are due for completion August / September.



Anyone who has received the TSB and can provide proof of purchase and proof of TSB completion (all names must match) will receive first dibs and special pricing on the updated kit. I will notify you once we have that program implemented.[/QUOTE [MENTION=277772]mark@eibach[/MENTION]

So 1.4 in the front but nothing in the rear? Did this customer only get front springs installed?

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No changes on the rear spring same part number as before for a 1" lift.

 

[18 trd off road]

Put me on the list I will buy a set when they are available

 

[Rams50]

MARK,
That is great to hear. I will send you my info as soon as I get it. Right now mine is sitting at the dealership (torn down) waiting on the TSB shocks. Luckily they gave me sr5 4wd as a loaner.

It will be tough wait though...I am really wanting to go to 285s and would like to for the summer trips I have planned. Aug or Sept sounds better. I know you all are working on it, but the sooner the better.

For 285's, I think you will rub with a 1.4" lift. You might want to consider 275's instead.
I am in the same boat and looking at my options.

Cheers!

 

[Sp00ner]

Just got mine swapped today, really pleased with how it came out, the ride quality and the height so far. Also, and I'm not saying this is a fix, but I had zero clunking from the shocks on the way back from the shop, despite having it on the way there. YMMV

 

[lewdog998]

For 285's, I think you will rub with a 1.4" lift. You might want to consider 275's instead.
I am in the same boat and looking at my options.

Cheers!

from what i understand because the pro is already slightly lifted, the eibach or westcott lift of 1.5ish will allow a 285. I also plan on SPC ucas when i make the change.

that is not saying i was considering 275s, but there does not seem to be much selection for a 275/70/17. I want a more tire and not a true all terrain. Im in TN and we have a good mix of mud and rock. Any suggestions on a solid 275 (non MT) would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

[NW.OH.T4R]

from what i understand because the pro is already slightly lifted, the eibach or westcott lift of 1.5ish will allow a 285. I also plan on SPC ucas when i make the change.

that is not saying i was considering 275s, but there does not seem to be much selection for a 275/70/17. I want a more tire and not a true all terrain. Im in TN and we have a good mix of mud and rock. Any suggestions on a solid 275 (non MT) would be appreciated.

Thanks

Do you want to stick with P-metric or plan to move to C/E load? I think C/E is overkill for us East of MS. I don't believe there are any P-metric options in 275. Each vehicle is slightly different, but everything I've read leans to 285s are suitable without BMC using either lift option.

 

[MGordo]

I will keep this thread updated as they become available. At this moment, the 2021 and TSB vehicle springs are due for completion August / September.

Damn.. I was hoping for late spring early summer. Gotta figure something out to put my 285s summers back on, as I cant run winter tires year round.

Is the Tacoma TRDP spring on the same timeline?

 

[aaron_clt]

For 285's, I think you will rub with a 1.4" lift. You might want to consider 275's instead.

I am in the same boat and looking at my options.



Cheers!

I did the lift and am running 285s fine. I did do SPC UCA's and a BMC at same time so I can't say if I'd rub without them but I have PLENTY of room with those things done

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[Rams50]

I did the lift and am running 285s fine. I did do SPC UCA's and a BMC at same time so I can't say if I'd rub without them but I have PLENTY of room with those things done

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Please post some pictures if you can...

 

[MGordo]

Are the 21+ Tacoma TRD Pro Springs going to be released on the same timeline?

Just thinking if I couldnt wait till Aug/Sept they may be another option...

 

[mark@eibach]

Are the 21+ Tacoma TRD Pro Springs going to be released on the same timeline?

Just thinking if I couldnt wait till Aug/Sept they may be another option...

Yes they will.

 

[lewdog998]

Yes they will.

I just got my 2020 Pro back with the TSB updated front struts. I believe you indicated that people with TSB updates would get priority on the new springs. How do I make sure i get on your list?

 

[Kingships]

any sense in upgrading to some durobump bump stops after installing the eibach springs?

 

[matoolie]

We did test the Tacoma spring which I believe we will be using. The data hasn't been mapped to the 4Runner though, so there may be some updates I'm not aware of - I'll report back on that when I know more.

For reference, our Tacoma TRD PRO spring is 620lbin.

[MENTION=277772]mark@eibach[/MENTION] ....So does this mean the new front springs will be 620lb/in? How does this compare to the OEM spring rate on the ‘21 Pro? I am really enjoying the OEM ride of the Pro and hate to stiffen it up. But after reading through this thread it appears the springs in ‘20 Pro kit firmed up / stiffened the ride based on user comments and I am thinking that will be case with the ‘21 Pro kit.

 

[blackbearry]

EDIT: We actually had one here this morning and have confirmed 2021 fitment. We will be finalizing part numbers and should be sending them to production shortly. I would anticipate a 10-12 week production period once the part number is released.

Hey Mark,

To clarify — you’re speaking with regards to the Springs for the stock FOX shocks for the ‘21 4Runner TRD Pro, correct? That’s what I’m waiting on! Opting for those instead of the Westcott lift.

Those springs would add an additional 1.5” in the front on top of the stock 1” lift that comes lifted with the TRD Pro, right?

What about the rear springs?

Also, any update on release of these springs?

Thanks for answering my questions in advance!


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[blackbearry]

For 285's, I think you will rub with a 1.4" lift. You might want to consider 275's instead.
I am in the same boat and looking at my options.

Cheers!

What size tires are you on now?

I have a ‘21 TRD pro and awaiting Eibach springs for added lift. Was hoping to put on 285 BFG KO2 down the road after I wear out my Nitto Terra Grapplers a bit.

The Eibach springs you have now — are they the same ones for the 2020 model year TRD pro ?


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