Eibach Pro-lift springs installed with pics and comments

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alphatwox

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Oh boy those are pricey, but clearly well made. How necessary are these kits if I'm doing the Eibach spring swap on my 19 scab and do t plan on doing serious off-roading?
No you can always skip the slot delete and unless you are doing some other upgrading like a new upper control arm, or you’re pounding more pavement than anything else, by all means just swap the springs and call it a day with the upgrades
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No you can always skip the slot delete and unless you are doing some other upgrading like a new upper control arm, or you’re pounding more pavement than anything else, by all means just swap the springs and call it a day with the upgrades
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Good to know. I don't think I'd do UCAs, but that's what I said about the other 10 mods under my belt at this point.
 

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Forged Offroad can do it for you and rebuild your shocks in the process. Affordable and easy if you can get to Loomis


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How is handling feel in the corners? I live in a canyon with alot of curves. Noticeably top heavy? Current stance feels solid with stock.

I can definitely feel the slight height difference but the “sway and tilt” when going into corners seems pretty good. I believe the ride is a touch better than stock for what I like. My original impression of the ride was that it felt a bit too soft and had a fair amount of sway and tilt in the corners. The Eibachs are a bit stiffer so it cut down on that part but the ride itself doesn’t seem to have suffered. I really like the ride so far and have no regrets as of yet! In my opinion, worth the money.
 

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Did mine today, absolutely worth the $. Gets rid of a noticable amount of body roll and brake dive, but doesn't feel any less plush than stock. I was also surprised how light the stock springs were compared to the Eibachs. Are you all giving the springs ~100 miles to settle before an alignment? Also is anyone finding it necessary to adjust the headlights?
 
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Yup...I’m gonna wait a week or so before getting the alignment done. I will also be checking out my headlights....the Eibachs did lift the front end about 2”.
 

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Did mine today, absolutely worth the $. Gets rid of a noticable amount of body roll and brake dive, but doesn't feel any less plush than stock. I was also surprised how light the stock springs were compared to the Eibachs. Are you all giving the springs ~100 miles to settle before an alignment? Also is anyone finding it necessary to adjust the headlights?

Didn’t know you needed to wait. I heard the settling takes quite a while, more than a week or 100 miles. Didn’t know that would have an impact on the alignment. I had alignment done at time of install which was recommended to me.
 
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