Having a difficult time choosing coils for my 4th with 5100 Bilsteins on the way

pipo6007 · 2016-12-10T18:13:34+00:00

I have been thinking and discussing with few of you about which coils to get for my Bilstein 5100's. At first I was just going to install the 5100's and set at 2.5" up front and use the rear daystar 1.5" coil lift. Now I'm considering getting new coils all around so I don't have to go back to the shop later on. I'm leaning towards the Toytec 2.0 for the rear and Eibach for the front. Will I need any additional hardware for the front or do the eibach coils bring everything I need for installation? How high should I expect my 4R to be with that set up? 2.5" or 3" lift? I would like to fit 285/70/17 in the future with some nicer wheels. Don't mind trimming a little if necessary. Are UCA's a must at that point? My shop had a difficult time aligning my current set up with the 2.5/1.5 DS and 265/70/17's so I'm thinking I may need the UCA's if I go any higher. My truck has always had a very slight pull to the right before and after alignments. According to the tech he went as far as he could and was barely in spec the last two alignments I did. Any suggestions and help would be appreciated so I can finalize my purchases and get this done soon. Thanks!

Thread starter pipo6007
Start date Dec 10, 2016

Jslum

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Feb 20, 2017

If you go with ebiach and bilstein set at 0 you will get 2.5 lift. If you add the small top spacers from toytech it will get you 3" but you will need longer bolts. I think they come with the plates. Go with ebiach. The ride is better but make sure your rear is still at least 1/2 higher than front