Eibach pro-truck lift system

[Byrds8]

It is the stage 1 and no, I did not install it myself.

[Gangly]

14 hours ago, RedLT said:

 

Looks good. Did you go with stage 1 or stage 2? How was the installation if you did it yourself?

 

Installation is easy peasy and all four corners can be completed in an afternoon.  Make sure you have spring compressors or know somebody who does.  I purchased mine off of Amazon and they worked fine, but without power tools it would be pretty laborious to compress the springs the springs by hand.

[EagleRising]

17 minutes ago, Gangly said:

Installation is easy peasy and all four corners can be completed in an afternoon.  Make sure you have spring compressors or know somebody who does.  I purchased mine off of Amazon and they worked fine, but without power tools it would be pretty laborious to compress the springs the springs by hand.

Yes definitely need compression tool, got mine at Harbor Freight, and installed the whole kit in about 4hrs. Definitely worth every penny over the stock setup

[AJMBLAZER]

Which spring compressors did you guys use?  I've got some of the old school clamps but wondering if any of the jaw style will work?

[EagleRising]

This is the kit I got 

[AJMBLAZER]

Yeah, I've got something similar.  Just wondering if anyone has used any of the jaw clamp style compressors.  Might make it easier but not sure if they're up to it.

[Gangly]

I've used that very same set a few times now.  As much as I use them, I might be better off purchasing a table mounted compressor system for ease and safety,  these are starting to feel a little sketchy when I use them now, lol. 

[It's Tim]

On 2/8/2022 at 10:15 PM, Byrds8 said:

 How noticeable will that be? Thanks.

I'm with you man... not impressed. In fact it appears if the truck were to sit any lower a decent speed bump would rip those running boards right off.