Looking for feedback on Eibach pro truck coilovers

[TacoToni]

I am considering the fox 2.5 suspension but the eibach seems to be a great value but I am afraid that they might make it ride too stiff/sporty around town. Hoping for someone's input. I'm sure they will be enough for my occasional dirt road adventure. I don't tow. I have already looked shocksurplus's great videos

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[MERAKIAUTOWORKS]

If you daily the truck I would splurge a little more for a good setup like the Fox. Eibach are not bad though.

We have them all in stock.

-Josh

 

[Caleb@PandaMotorworks]

The Eibach setup is a bit firmer than stock, but it’s not harsh by any means. Around town it actually feels really controlled and planted, not bouncy or jarring. It soaks up small bumps nicely, but you’ll notice it’s a little more “sporty” than plush. For someone who’s not towing and just hitting the occasional dirt road, they’re a great middle ground. The Fox 2.5s ride smoother overall, especially off-road, but at roughly double the price it’s hard to beat the value of the Eibach kit. I can get you a really good deal on them if you are interested!

 

[TacoToni]

Thanks for the feedback! Definitely more insightful than I’ve gotten elsewhere

 

[Ruckus]

I purchased my Eibach Stage 2 from Panda. The price was the best available, and shipping was super fast.

Overall, I am satisfied with the kit. My primary goal was to achieve a small lift/level with suspension and to avoid blocks. I only have daily driving experience with it so far - I have not noticed a significant difference over the "feel" of the stock SR5 suspension. Ultimately, I would not consider the right to be too stiff or sporty.

 

[mtc]

What height does the Eibach lift come at? Can height adjustment be done without a spring compressor and removal?

 

[Ruckus]

What height does the Eibach lift come at? Can height adjustment be done without a spring compressor and removal?

The 2R kit comes with adjustable coilovers to lift up to 2.5" in the front and springs that lift 1" in the rear. You can adjust the front coilovers with the wrench they provide without having to remove anything.

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