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Wanted to level with Bilstein 5100 but they are back ordered everywhere. I would like to buy the eibach pro set up, but it only shows the Silverado option. 
Has anyone installed the eibach on a Sierra? 
Is there any difference between the suspension components of the basic Silverado vs Sierra? 
I’m driving a 2020 Sierra elevation. 

ullose272 Enthusiast

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35 minutes ago, IdahoElevation said:

Wanted to level with Bilstein 5100 but they are back ordered everywhere. I would like to buy the eibach pro set up, but it only shows the Silverado option. 
Has anyone installed the eibach on a Sierra? 
Is there any difference between the suspension components of the basic Silverado vs Sierra? 
I’m driving a 2020 Sierra elevation. 

Are the ones for the trailboss backordered? If they arent you could get them and put them at stock clip for 2" level, because trailboss is 2" lift from factory

Dunn Senior Enthusiast

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had same issue with eibach shocks.....went 5100 struts with eibach springs, all in stock and just finished it, totally happy with result (did use a AT4 kit instead of standard)......

 

i used AT4 kit in stock clip with eibach spring for just a bit over 3" in front.....i have 2 more settings i can use if i want to get 4" easily

 

my truck is 21 Sierra elevation

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Gangly Senior Enthusiast

Gangly

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Yes, the Eibach system bolts right up to the Sierra, the two trucks are mechanically identical in EVERY way, shape, and form.  It has been done countless times, and I still don't know why Eibach does not have it listed for Sierra.  You would think they would be doing everything to correct the issue on their website, but I am starting to think they don't even realize they are mistaken.  Maybe they tested a Sierra with a diesel? Then again, I dont even know if the suspension on the 3.0 is any different so who knows.

 

Kyle's AT4 Enthusiast

Kyle's AT4

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22 hours ago, Dunn said:

had same issue with eibach shocks.....went 5100 struts with eibach springs, all in stock and just finished it, totally happy with result (did use a AT4 kit instead of standard)......

 

i used AT4 kit in stock clip with eibach spring for just a bit over 3" in front.....i have 2 more settings i can use if i want to get 4" easily

 

my truck is 21 Sierra elevation

I am assuming you went Part # 24-309509 for the strut, what was the spring number? Very interested in doing the same setup.

Dunn Senior Enthusiast

Dunn

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sounds correct..AT4 shock kit (only have 3 clips instead of 4)...the spring was just their pro truck lift spring for 19-21 GM, i dont have part numbers on hand

 

bilstein lift for shocks and eibach directly for springs

It's Tim Senior Enthusiast

It's Tim

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On 5/12/2021 at 1:27 AM, Dunn said:

had same issue with eibach shocks.....went 5100 struts with eibach springs, all in stock and just finished it, totally happy with result (did use a AT4 kit instead of standard)......

 

i used AT4 kit in stock clip with eibach spring for just a bit over 3" in front.....i have 2 more settings i can use if i want to get 4" easily

 

my truck is 21 Sierra elevation

If you lifted the front of this truck 3" using only struts you may not be "totally happy" for very long.

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