Eibach Leveling Shocks

[BoomBoom19]

Anyone have any experience with these? I have been in the market for new front suspension and was planning to wait for the 6112 Bilsteins to come out, but stumbled upon these. Most of the reviews are people who have them on Toyota Tacomas.

 

http://eibach.com/america/en/eibach-news/pro-truck-shocks

 

According to Eibach:

PRO-TRUCK Sport Leveling (RHA)

The same maximum performance as our PRO-TRUCK Sport shocks, with added front ride height adjustability for vehicles with factory front coilover shock configurations.

• Allows you to adjust the level of the spring seat to lift the front of your truck or SUV up to 2.5" (depending on application)
• Monotube Design, 46mm Pistons, Nitro-Coated Rods and Heavy Duty Zinc Coating
• Improved Handling & Stability—On or Off-Road
• Legendary Eibach Ride Quality
• Easy—Direct Replacement Installation

 

They also have a rear shock for lift up to 1".

 

Only $94 each for the fronts and $83 each for the rears.

 

Also, if I already have a front leveling kit can I just throw these on, or do I have to remove the level kit?

 

Thanks in advance.

[smcgillis10]

No one?

 

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[ChevyRoofer]

This is basically just a Bilstein 5100 setup? Doesn't Eibach typically make all the coils for our trucks/aftermarket setups?

 

Interested...even though I can fit a 275/70/18 without a level. :-)

[BIGRED811]

I've seen a few sets done on GM 1500's, and f150's.

 

The quality of the shock is really nice, full SS body very comparable to Bilsteins.

 

Eibach is very big in vehicle suspension so I would expect ride quality to be very nice with these

[Sierra 5.3]

$354 for a suspension level seems like a good price. Bilstein's off autoanything for the 5100 series was $370. So pretty comparable. Thanks for the find, I'm going to look into these. Wonder how much a shop would charge to install them. Anyone have any idea?