Hi all,
I know this has been covered many times and I've read through the numerous postings regrading the Eibach springs and ordered a set as that seemed to be exactly what I was looking for (opposed to collars) for my 2019. I've called or visited 6 different places locally and have received quotes from $300 to over $1,300 just for the install charge and alignment. A little uncertain as to the technical capabilities on the $300 quote, so wisely a bit concerned there. Most are telling me that the book time states 6 to 7 hours to swap the springs (I cannot see how), but don't feel like losing a finger with my cheap spring compressors I've used on cars in the past. Some mechanics I've spoken to have even indicated that the electronic suspension needs to be calibrated at the dealer once the springs are installed, as nobody in the aftermarket world has the equipment??? Can someone with a '19 point me in the right direction, before these shiny new springs end up on ebay to save a potential headache? Too much misinformation floating around regarding these throughout the various model years for our trucks, and a bit different application for the '19's. Thanks and appreciate all the advice/tips on the forum!
I know this has been covered many times and I've read through the numerous postings regrading the Eibach springs and ordered a set as that seemed to be exactly what I was looking for (opposed to collars) for my 2019. I've called or visited 6 different places locally and have received quotes from $300 to over $1,300 just for the install charge and alignment. A little uncertain as to the technical capabilities on the $300 quote, so wisely a bit concerned there. Most are telling me that the book time states 6 to 7 hours to swap the springs (I cannot see how), but don't feel like losing a finger with my cheap spring compressors I've used on cars in the past. Some mechanics I've spoken to have even indicated that the electronic suspension needs to be calibrated at the dealer once the springs are installed, as nobody in the aftermarket world has the equipment??? Can someone with a '19 point me in the right direction, before these shiny new springs end up on ebay to save a potential headache? Too much misinformation floating around regarding these throughout the various model years for our trucks, and a bit different application for the '19's. Thanks and appreciate all the advice/tips on the forum!
