Eibach Pro-Lift Kit Installed

[Adub]

Levelers/Lifters, @itsmekylep, have you guys had the ride height calibrated? I just called a dealership and they only specified the changes they make are cameras/sensors, nothing with the suspension components. Also noted they cannot adjust the tire size which I was tracking along with the Tazer discussion. Just curious what questions I should be asking or if this is really a required step after installing the pro kit (ride height relocation piece installed as well). Didn't know if just a mechanical spring change would affect any of the suspension settings etc. Thanks!

 

[Irongoats]

I installed the ride height adjustment sensor bracket or whatever it's called. It's set to two inches as delivered which should help compensate shifting due to different height.

 

[Adub]

I installed the ride height adjustment sensor bracket or whatever it's called. It's set to two inches as delivered which should help compensate shifting due to different height.

Thanks. I'll edit the post to reflect that I do have that particular piece installed as well.

 

[Irongoats]

Thanks. I'll edit the post to reflect that I do have that particular piece installed as well.

Wouldn't mind having the option to change tire size though haha. This architecture for suppliers must be a bitch to modify.

 

[yoda33073]

Okay, ran into over a month delay due to my RHO stuck out of service at the dealership, but here are the promised pics.

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Ride height sensors or no??

 

[yoda33073]

Mine with the 2” foutz up front.View attachment 11810View attachment 11811

That's level in your declined driveway. Lololol.

 

[itsmekylep]

Levelers/Lifters, @itsmekylep, have you guys had the ride height calibrated? I just called a dealership and they only specified the changes they make are cameras/sensors, nothing with the suspension components. Also noted they cannot adjust the tire size which I was tracking along with the Tazer discussion. Just curious what questions I should be asking or if this is really a required step after installing the pro kit (ride height relocation piece installed as well). Didn't know if just a mechanical spring change would affect any of the suspension settings etc. Thanks!

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I had a ride height calibration done when I thought that would fix the shifting, but it made no difference. I don't think it's needed after the leveling kit

 

[itsmekylep]

That's level in your declined driveway. Lololol.

I’m not sure if you’re asking a question, or making a statement? Either way, it sits pretty level. Possibly 1/2 higher in the nose. Which is what I prefer.

 

[NEBOYSA]

I was going to level but now no idea what to do since both my hunting trips I was leveled with all the gear and when I loaded two pigs I was nose high.

Anyone running 1.6 front and 1.5 rear eibach? Wondering if those springs can support more weight over stock without going hd. I think thats my only possible route not to be nose high and with eibach being 15% off have me a little tempted.

 

[Adub]

I was going to level but now no idea what to do since both my hunting trips I was leveled with all the gear and when I loaded two pigs I was nose high.

Anyone running 1.6 front and 1.5 rear eibach? Wondering if those springs can support more weight over stock without going hd. I think thats my only possible route not to be nose high and with eibach being 15% off have me a little tempted.

I have good news if you can wait. I’m going to be the guinea pig next week for the rear HD springs. Mine sits 1/4in higher in the rear now (pro-kit), but I’m gonna give the HD a shot and make a decision afterwards.

 

[Adub]

I had a ride height calibration done when I thought that would fix the shifting, but it made no difference. I don't think it's needed after the leveling kit

Thanks, Kyle. That’s what I thought with your situation.

 

[Adub]

I was going to level but now no idea what to do since both my hunting trips I was leveled with all the gear and when I loaded two pigs I was nose high.

Anyone running 1.6 front and 1.5 rear eibach? Wondering if those springs can support more weight over stock without going hd. I think thats my only possible route not to be nose high and with eibach being 15% off have me a little tempted.

Initial picture after HD rears. To be continued…I’ll update later when able and write up a build thread.

 

[Elonmsk]

Initial picture after HD rears. To be continued…I’ll update later when able and write up a build thread.

The rear Eibach HD springs are back in stock?

 

[Adub]

The rear Eibach HD springs are back in stock?

Same angle of Pro (1st pic) vs HD (2nd). Sorry I can’t resize these on mobile but will adjust once home.

 

[Elonmsk]

Same angle of Pro (1st pic) vs HD (2nd). Sorry I can’t resize these on mobile but will adjust once home.

To clarify, did you replace the rear Eibach springs with the Eibach HD springs?

 

[Adub]

To clarify, did you replace the rear Eibach springs with the Eibach HD springs?

Yes. Pro kit rear 1.5 to newly installed hd 2.6. Front remains 2.7.

 

[jmill012]

The rear Eibach HD springs are back in stock?

Link? I just went to their website and the pro lift still only shows front springs.

 

[Silver RHO]

Levelers/Lifters, @itsmekylep, have you guys had the ride height calibrated? I just called a dealership and they only specified the changes they make are cameras/sensors, nothing with the suspension components. Also noted they cannot adjust the tire size which I was tracking along with the Tazer discussion. Just curious what questions I should be asking or if this is really a required step after installing the pro kit (ride height relocation piece installed as well). Didn't know if just a mechanical spring change would affect any of the suspension settings etc. Thanks!

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You in Huntsville? That’s where I’m from

 

[Elonmsk]

Yes. Pro kit rear 1.5 to newly installed hd 2.6. Front remains 2.7.

Yes. Pro kit rear 1.5 to newly installed hd 2.6. Front remains 2.7.

Sweet. Can't wait to hear your feedback, I'll go the same route.