I have them on order paired with 6112/5100. I spoke with eibach and these are a great match with the front 600lb springs. I’ll be setting the fronts to 1.85”. Waiting for the 6112’s to be in stock before it’s all shipped. They are 202lb springs according to the tech at Eibach and lift 1”.
I can't find any info on spring rates for these rear springs.
Are they stiffer than the factory? 10% stiffer like the 600lb 6112 springs?
Any pics of them installed with the 6112s up front at top setting?
The rate is 206lbs.
Is the P/N for the Eibach 1" springs - E30-82-071-01-02 ?
Thanks in advance,
Larry
Leveled 2014 Limited w/ Fox 2.5 front coil overs and rear shocks w/ factory rear springs, but with passengers & any weight in the back, it rear raked and bottomed out the rear shocks on big bumps and undulating hwys.
Day1 w/ the rear Eibach springs and they are firmer but very comfortable. Sitting almost +2” but maybe they’ll settle some. Gives a noticeable slight front rake that I’m hoping will be better when loaded. Will update with more miles
Called Fox prior to buying and they said the Eibach’s are a perfect match for the 2.5s and +1” should bring the shocks up into the softer initial stroke, where they were riding a bit low on the factory springs in the firmer mid-travel valving
yup!
Hey Ryan, or anyone else at Eibach...any comments on the “must be used with eibach pro shocks”... is that a hard and fast issue? Seems they would work just fine with 5100 rears or even just the stocks...?
I just bought the 1" springs (E30-82-071-01-02) and I'm currently running 5100's all around. Hoping to replace my Cornfed 1" spacers in the rear with these, so we'll see. I'm guessing the "only to be used with eibach pro shocks" is just a warning to get them out of trouble if you mess something up.
I just bought the 1" springs (E30-82-071-01-02) and I'm currently running 5100's all around. Hoping to replace my Cornfed 1" spacers in the rear with these, so we'll see. I'm guessing the "only to be used with eibach pro shocks" is just a warning to get them out of trouble if you mess something up.