Eibach Pro-truck lift
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Ryan at Eibach
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You shouldn't get that much lift. Are they seated correct?
ForRun
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Yes the bottle of the coils are in the perch. The only thing I noticed is the driver's side bottle is slightly bent where it sits at the perch. Not sure if that matters as the passenger is flush and both springs got the same rise.
Did Summit send me the right springs?
Box says Pro-lift-kit springs
E30-82-071-01-02
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How much caster are most of these trucks ending up with after the lift?
What shock is that?
ForRun
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Toytec shocks, only reason I didn't do the eibach kit is I wanted fully adjustable fronts to be rid of the lean.
I definitely going to order the adjustable rear springs from Eibach, those are going to be a hit!
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Ryan at Eibach
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PN is correct. Keep me in the loop on this. Might just fix itself.
ForRun
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How long till they settle, I had to push the front up more than I wanted and now the gf is *****ing she can't get in. I real don't care but you know how that will play out:violin:
ForRun
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Well now I don't know, comparing pictures it seems mine is on par. Maybe my runner was low to begin with?
I've got Eibach rears and my front is another brand set exactly 2.5" and the rear 1.75
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Ryan at Eibach
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Your height is perfect. Don't touch it. Just get a taller girlfriend :biggrin2:
ForRun
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Considering it
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Yeah buddy! Thanks Eibach and Ryan! Great surprise to find velcro on the back.[emoji481]
I sent Ryan my information, I have been checking the mail Not sure if I made the cutoff or not but it is fun wondering if I will have another patch to add to the collection I have 3 and they all mean something to me. I plan on going Eibach with my next lift unless I go extreme and go Toytec Boss.
I finally installed this lift kit. It took around 3 hours for me in my 100° garage. I started at 6am to mitigate the effects of the local "Excessive Heat Warning" and lost about 10 lbs of water weight via sweat in the process. Enough complaining. It was quite simple after watching a couple videos on replacing struts without a spring compressor. I only needed a floor jack and two jack stands, along with the metric hand tools required. It was too early to fire up the compressor and use the impact wrench, and frankly not needed. Ended up with 2.8° of caster after alignment.
I immediately noticed that the ride was slightly firmer, and the horrendous nose dive is gone. Thanks Eibach, you guys put out a quality kit. My son loved the sticker sheet too
My tires arrive in a few days. I'll post pics and some final measurements when I get them on.
I immediately noticed that the ride was slightly firmer, and the horrendous nose dive is gone. Thanks Eibach, you guys put out a quality kit. My son loved the sticker sheet too
My tires arrive in a few days. I'll post pics and some final measurements when I get them on.
slowveloce
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I'm about to pull the trigger on this lift, are there any forum discounts available? I will be in Denver next weekend and could stop in at Toytec...Just wondering if anyone has some info, still looking for an install in the KC area too. Thanks for any help.
DenverTiger504
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I am not sure of any forum discounts, but if will have your rig with you, Toytec might have availability to do the install with an alignment during the week (closed on weekends). There’s two other shops in Denver that come to mind that could install the kit with an appointment.
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Someone higher in this thread mentioned Toytec having a forum discount. That's where I purchased my kit. I tried two other major online retailers and they have left me severely disappointed. Toytec was awesome though. Great phone and email support. Friendly helpful service, quick shipping. I can't say enough good things about them. Plus they threw some die cut decals in my box before they shipped
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