Eibach Pro-truck lift

My Eibach Pro-truck Lift installed today.

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My Eibach Pro-truck Lift installed today.

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I purchased my Eibach pro truck lift from Toytec and paid for the coilovers pre-assembled. Ride is great and a big improvement over stock. The problem is I seem to be getting less lift in the front than the advertised 2.75" front lift I paid for. After self-installation yesterday and driving about 50 miles today, I measured 1.625" front driver side and 1.75" front passenger side compared to stock. The rears measured 1" lift, so spot on to the advertised 1" rear lift.

What are others seeing for sag on the front after time?

Front end is stock - no extra weight. Could something have been done wrong during install, like struts reversed, or assembled incorrect, or is this within the range of tolerance?
 
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I purchased my Eibach pro truck lift from Toytec and paid for the coilovers pre-assembled. Ride is great and a big improvement over stock. The problem is I seem to be getting less lift in the front than the advertised 2.75" front lift I paid for. After self-installation yesterday and driving about 50 miles today, I measured 1.625" front driver side and 1.75" front passenger side compared to stock. The rears measured 1" lift, so spot on to the advertised 1" rear lift.

What are others seeing for sag on the front after time?

Front end is stock - no extra weight. Could something have been done wrong during install, like struts reversed, or assembled incorrect, or is this within the range of tolerance?

What clip is the front on?
 
So second clip setting is ok to run?

Second from the bottom if fine if thats what you need to level it out.
Eibach recommended I use the second setting with the added weight of my bumper and winch, worked out great.
Though, if you dont have a bumper or winch, thats odd that yours is not level on the lowest notch.
 
Ryan,
Can you recommend any shop in the Seattle, WA area? My go to place doesn't sell the Eibach kit.
Alternatively I also would be interested in a shop recommendation in Colorado, Boulder County area.
Thanks,
 
Ryan,
Can you recommend any shop in the Seattle, WA area? My go to place doesn't sell the Eibach kit.
Alternatively I also would be interested in a shop recommendation in Colorado, Boulder County area.
Thanks,

Might be easier to order it straight from us so you get the sale price. Also, I don't think Toytec is too far from Boulder, right?
 
Lift installed yesterday on Limited. 285/70/17 Falken Wildpeak for reference. Was expecting it to be higher to be honest but has good manners on the road.
 

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Eibach posted this pic on their instagram. Adjustable rear prototype. Really hope we can buy the parts to upgrade our existing kits to make them adjustable.
 

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Ryan,
Actually Toytec is located in Denver. Since I will move back to the Denver area later this year, I'll wait with the lift and get it done at Toytec.
What's your lead time on orders for the Pro-Truck kit (front and rear all inclusive) so I can make sure I get this done as soon as I'm in Denver?
I would like to have the lift installed when heading out for my hunting trip in Wyoming in mid October.
thanks,
 
Ryan,
Actually Toytec is located in Denver. Since I will move back to the Denver area later this year, I'll wait with the lift and get it done at Toytec.
What's your lead time on orders for the Pro-Truck kit (front and rear all inclusive) so I can make sure I get this done as soon as I'm in Denver?
I would like to have the lift installed when heading out for my hunting trip in Wyoming in mid October.
thanks,

Toytec always has them in stock if we do not.
 
Eibach posted this pic on their instagram. Adjustable rear prototype. Really hope we can buy the parts to upgrade our existing kits to make them adjustable.

I don't see why not. it's just an adjustable spring perch like found on a coilover. Pretty simple setup, i like it.
 

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