Help me decide.... Rough country or Eibach strut lift

[ScX31]

I am ready to swap out the 2” RC spacer, the ride is pretty terrible ever since I installed them. 
 

I am stuck between the Eibach pro truck kit or just getting the 2” Rough Country leveling struts.  I want 2-2.5” lift and a factory like ride. 
 

what would be best?

 Thanks 

 

 

 

[ewolfe303]

I installed the Eibach pro lift about 2.5 weeks ago and absolutely love it, I used the 2nd ring from the bottom with the Eibach spring that gave me just under 2" of lift. I do expect the front to settle some  and still need to add a 1" rear block but i am super happy with how it looks as well as how it handles. I would purchase the Eibach again hands down even though I had to take the eibach spring to be compressed for reassembly. 

 

[Mr.IMAPCMD]

I had the RC 2.5 in my '16 Silverado for a while and liked it. Swapped it out for the Bilstein 5100's and that made all the difference in ride quality.  By using the adjustable one's in front, I was able to get the 2" lift and get rid of the rake.

 

Thanks

[ScX31]

How does this compare to the RC and Eibach kits?

 

https://www.bilsteinlifts.com/shop/chevy-gmc/silverado-1500/2019/bilstein-b8-5100-0-2-5-front-rear-lift-shocks-for-2019-2020-gmc-sierra-1500-2wd-4wd/

 

Edited September 1, 2020 by ScX31

[xsquid]

I have the Rough Country 2 inch full assembly strut. I can say the ride is just like factory. I have had them for some time now. They lost some height over time. When first installed gained a full 2 inch. Now about 1.5 after 7000 mile. Have a 1.25 block in the rear. Truck still looks good. Rides good. Will be getting the bilstein rear shocks next. 2020 RST. 

[2020_Z-71]

I’ve run the Eibach suspension for a few years and I have zero complaints.  It just depends on what you’re look for. I’ll say the height has not settled at all and as a matter of fact I would have put the adjustment at one lower if I had know it wouldn’t settle a little but it’s fine and ride quality is great.  Good luck 

Edited September 1, 2020 by 2020_Z-71