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2015-2026 Ford F150 4WD Eibach Pro-Lift Front Coil Springs - 3" Lift | E30-35-037-01-20

2015-2026 F150 4WD Eibach Pro-Lift Front Coil Springs - 3
2015-2026 F150 4WD Eibach Pro-Lift Front Coil Springs - 3' Lift
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2018 f150
Used these with the bilstein 5100s and I'm very happy with the way it sits now. They compressed fairly easy and was able to get everything installed in a few hours. Also used 2 inch blocks in the rear.
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Reviewed by:  from Kentucky on 8/29/2018
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2020 F150 FX4
Used these with Bilstein 5100's and they are ~2.6-2.7" on the front. This is on the lowest setting of the 51000's. This is a bit stiffer than stock on my 2020 XLT FX4 with the max tow package but not horrible.
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Reviewed by:  (Verified Buyer)  from Fort Worth, TX on 9/16/2020
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2018 F150 Platinum
Added the pro ride coil to my 5100’s and went with a 2.25” halo rear block. Truck sits nearly identical at both ends on this setup if you’re looking to have a perfectly level setup. Ride is improved and the extra lift gives some better tire clearance
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Reviewed by:  from Altoona, Pa on 2/29/2020
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2016 F-150
The Eibach coil springs pair really well with the Bilstein 5100's. The combo made for a perfectly level stance and the handling is excellent.
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Reviewed by:  from Ohio on 6/16/2019
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2018 F150 5.0L V8 4x4
Had these installed now for a few weeks with my bilstein 5100’s on the stock setting and they ride great. I like the amount of lift the give the front end. Definitely recommend these for anyone out there looking for a good level lift.
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Reviewed by:  from Murrieta California on 2/10/2021
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2018 F150
Now THIS is a leveling kit! I took off my 2.25 Readylift spacer kit and added these springs along with the Eibach front struts for the advertised 2.7” of lift. I ended gaining 1.5” over the Readylift kit and it rides great. I also replaced the rear factory block with a 2” block and it looks perfect.
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Reviewed by:  from Texas on 10/1/2020
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2016 F150
Great price and speedy shipping for a quality product. Truck rides much better and the front is level with the rear.
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Reviewed by:  from Brighton on 8/27/2020
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16 F-150 lariat 4x4
This is the only way to go if you want a true leveled truck. I stacked this on the bilstien 5100s, and I leveled a total of 2.7in upfront. This is definitely the best way to level your truck if you’re on a budget. Ride quality is better also.
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Reviewed by:  from Tyler tx on 2/26/2019
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Customer Question Do you know what the spring rate is for these? Or the wire diameter?

Asked by: Stefan - 7/19/2024
Customer Answer "525lb-in spring rates"...These are not recommended for the lighter 2.7L ecoboost engine.
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Customer Question Can I use these if setting the front strut at a lower setting than the 2". I plan on using the 1.4" setting

Asked by: Matt - 6/28/2024
Customer Answer These are designed to be run at the lowest notch setting and will provide 2.7" of lift by themselves. If you are only wanting to raise the front of your F150 to 1.4", than you will need to run a stock factory height spring.
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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (7/1/2024)
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Customer Question Will these springs work with fox 2.0 snap rings IFP?

Asked by: Noah - 3/18/2024
Customer Answer We have not tried to use these on the Fox 2.0 snap ring shocks yet, so we cannot confirm they will work with no clearance issues.
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Customer Question Will these fit on a 22 supercrew with 3.5 eco boost ? 5100 are on truck already

Asked by: Cole - 1/22/2024
Customer Answer According to Eibach online catalog, this part number will work on 2021-2023 F150 Super Crew 4wd trucks without CCD suspension.
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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (1/23/2024)
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Customer Question Would a brush guard affect the height at all? Brush guard weighs between, 110 - 140 lbs? Should I expect a little lower overall height? Thanks!

Asked by: Jared - 10/22/2023
Customer Answer Any additional weight on the front can potentially affect the height achieved. I wouldn't expect 110-140 lbs to affect it too much as that is really the weight of an average passenger, but it could sit slightly lower.
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Customer Question Does the price for a pair or single one?

Asked by: Sam - 9/26/2023
Customer Answer These are sold as a boxed kit so it includes both passenger and driver side springs.
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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (10/6/2023)
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Customer Question So the 3.5 springs fit on the bilsteins for a 5.0 4wd without compromising ride quality?

Asked by: Cameron - 7/10/2023
Customer Answer This is the spring Eibach lists for the 3.5l and 5.0l trucks and is what they include in their pro truck strut kit. The 2.7l trucks have a slightly lighter spring rate due to the lighter engine.
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Customer Question I did see an answer on these regarding 09-13 trucks saying the spring rate was different, but would physically fit. Looking up the E30-35-002-02-20 for the older trucks it list the same spring rate. I'm wanting to maybe install these on some 5100 on the lowest setting. Or should I get the others and run setting 2? Will there be much if any difference?

Asked by: Andrew - 5/16/2022
Customer Answer We strongly recommend using the springs meant for your truck's model year. We can't guarantee what kind of ride height or what kind of ride quality you'd end up with if you mix and match.
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Customer Question Why does the description state not recommend for the f150 2.7L model? Are the trucks not the same?

Asked by: Ben - 2/1/2022
Customer Answer While the trucks have a similar design and these springs can technically be installed, due to the lighter weight of the 2.7L EcoBoost, these springs tend to provide more ride height than the 2.7" they're rated for on the 5.0Ls and 3.5L EcoBoosts, which can cause problems with suspension geometry. Eibach has 2.7L EcoBoost-specific springs here.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/2/2022)
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Customer Question I see these are not recommended for the 2.7L ecoboost 4wd. Is there a different part number that I should buy?

Asked by: Justin - 5/14/2021
Customer Answer Yep. A version specifically for 2.7L EcoBoosts is now available here.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/17/2021)
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Customer Question Are these sold as a pair? And to obtain the 2.7 inches when using the billstein 5100 you mount then using the lowest snap ring position correct? I've got a 15 f150 supercrew 4x4 with a 5.0 if that makes a difference..

Asked by: JoshO. - 2/25/2021
Customer Answer This price and part number is for a pair of springs. To get their rated ride height setting, you would use the 0" ride height setting on the Bilstein 5100s.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/26/2021)
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Customer Question I see lots of people doing this with the 5100 struts, has anyone tried it with the 6112's? I would think this would give a better ride and more travel over the springs the kit comes with on the highest setting.

Asked by: Charles - 1/12/2021
Customer Answer We cannot guarantee fitment of these springs on the Bilstein 6112s due to both the increased diameter of the 6112s themselves, and likely changes in the lower spring perch that require the use of unique spring.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/13/2021)
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Customer Question Ok I’m really thinking of getting these to put on my bilstien 5100’s on my 2018 5.0 V8 4x4, eibach says these might not work for the V8, well he said it might not lift it as much and they didn’t know how the ride was, have you guys installed these on a V8 and will it give me the 2.7” of lift? Sorry for all the questions lol

Asked by: Jeff - 1/5/2021
Customer Answer The Pro-Lift Springs will work fine on a 5.0L V8 truck. While we haven't tried it ourselves on a 5.0L truck, the difference in curb weight between the 5.0Ls and the 3.5L EcoBoosts is under 100lbs (assuming same cab/bed, same submodel, and same options packages), which is then split between two sides of the truck. You're really talking less weight than potential variation in driver weights or adding a passenger. Your should get at least a similar ride height and the same ride quality with a 5.0L, and we have plenty of customers that have put these springs on 5.0L trucks without issues.
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Customer Question Any reason these wouldn't word with the Bilstein 6112s?

Asked by: Gary - 11/17/2020
Customer Answer Since the Bilstein 6112s come with their own springs, we can't guarantee that the lower spring perch on the 6112s will work with Eibach's springs. Secondly, even if they fit, we can't guarantee what ride height you'd end up with since the 6112s' grooves are designed solely for their own springs.
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Customer Question How much lift will these give when paired with the Bilstein 5100 struts?

Asked by: jake - 10/2/2020
Customer Answer If you're leaving the Bilsteins on their lowest ride height setting, these springs should add their rated 2.7" ride height. However, we have not tried the combination ourselves, and can't outright guarantee it.
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Customer Question Will these work with bilstein 5160?

Asked by: tta - 5/27/2020
Customer Answer These springs will work fine with the Bilstein 5160 rear shocks. However, we can't guarantee that they'll work with the front Bilstein 6112s.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/28/2020)
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Customer Question You mentioned in another question that the ride quality may be affected if paired with OEM shocks. What about the "upgraded" shocks of the FX4?

Asked by: Tyler - 4/30/2020
Customer Answer The FX4 shocks aren't all that different from the base OEM shocks, despite what Ford's marketing says, so we still can't guarantee what kind of ride quality change you'll get.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/1/2020)
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Customer Question Wanting to buy the bilstein 5100 adjustable shocks but see they are adjustable to 2.1” will these springs work with them out would I need a spacer also because these say 2.75”?

Asked by: Brent - 4/23/2020
Customer Answer You would not need a spacer to reach the spring's rated 2.7" ride height. The spring alone provides 2.7" of ride height and no additional parts are required. In fact, you'll need to set the Bilstein's at their 0" ride height setting to hit the 2.7" ride height provided by the springs.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/24/2020)
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Customer Question Are there's available to order?

Asked by: Josh Oja - 1/28/2020
Customer Answer These springs can be ordered. For our latest stocking information and availability, please give us a call directly at 623-434-5277.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/29/2020)
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Customer Question I’m interested in the Eibach springs, and am willing to install myself, but I see the warning about the spring compressor. Would you not use the two piece spring compressor that’s really common (like what you’d rent from autozone?).

Asked by: Garrett - 1/19/2020
Customer Answer We don't recommend it. Both the stock springs and Eibach's springs have fairly high springs rates and the springs themselves are larger diameters than what most rental/portable spring compressors can handle. We strongly recommend using a floor or wall-mounted spring compressor with these springs.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/20/2020)
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Customer Question Hi, I see on your installation video, you use the spring perch adapter with the OE spring. Do we also have to use this adapter with the new Eibach spring (E30-35-037-01-20)? Thank.

Asked by: Martin - 1/13/2020
Customer Answer Yep. The factory perch and adapter are still used with Eibach's spring.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/14/2020)
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Customer Question I currently have the Bilstein 5100’s on my 2018 F-150 fx4. I’m wanting a smidge more height but can’t decide between adding the Eibach springs to the 5100’s or lowering the 5100’s to the stock setting and putting a 2.5” spaced on top. Which would ride better? I’m fine with the current ride the 5100’s give me but wouldn’t mind it being a little softer, so not sure if one of those options is softer than the other. What would you go with?

Asked by: Garrett Hawkins - 11/14/2019
Customer Answer I'd probably argue that the Bilsteins with a spacer at the lowest setting would give you the softest ride, since the factory spring has a lower spring rate than Eibach's spring. However, you will get better handling and damping with Eibach's spring.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/18/2019)
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Customer Question Could I use these in conjunction with the Bilstein 6112s?

Asked by: Zach - 11/7/2019
Customer Answer We have not confirmed fitment of this spring with the 6112s. Due to the 6112s coming with their own spring, their perch may not be compatible with the Eibachs, and we can't guarantee what kind of ride quality or performance you'll get.
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Customer Question I know people have used the bilstein 5100 at the lowest setting perch and the eibach spring to achieve the 2.7 inches of lift. I'm wondering if the same would essentially apply to the beefier bilstein 6112 struts? I'd assume it would be the same, set the bilstein 6112's to the lowest setting and use the eibach spring but just wondering if you'd see any issues with the larger shock diameter or anything else. Thanks

Asked by: JJS310t - 10/15/2019
Customer Answer Unfortunately, we can't confirm that these springs will work correctly or give you the same amount of ride height with the 6112s, since they come with their own spring and different bottom perches.
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Customer Question Just so that I am clear... I want to use these springs with a set of Bilstein 5100 front shocks. Do I need to set the snap-ring and spring seat on the Bilstein at the F-150 factory setting ("0", Zero) to achieve 2.7" of lift in the front?

Asked by: Sean Baxter - 10/2/2019
Customer Answer According to Eibach, yes. To achieve the 2.7" of height and not wreck your ride quality, you will need to set your strut assemblies to the lowest 0" ride height snap ring settings.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/4/2019)
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Customer Question Hello 2015-2019 F150 4WD Eibach Pro-Lift Front Coil Springs Can I use these in conjunction with the bilstein 5100s? (2017 fwd fx4 4wd) What height of lift will I be at in the front? Will I need to purchase aftermarket UCAs in order to do so? If so which do you recommend? Thanks

Asked by: Lang - 4/24/2019
Customer Answer These springs will work with Bilstein 5100s, and you'll need to set the Bilsteins at a 0" ride height and you'll get a 2.7" of ride height with the springs alone. You don't necessarily need a UCA, especially if you solely use your truck on the street. However, if you are using your truck off-road, you may want to consider adding a set. Your choice of UCA will depend on what you're doing with your truck and what kind of budget you're working with. Your best bet would be to call us directly at 623-434-5277 so we can get more specific about what you're trying to do.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/25/2019)
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Customer Question How do these compare against the Rancho Coilovers?

Asked by: David - 4/1/2019
Customer Answer In general, I'd argue they're better all-around, unless you really need the adjustability of the QuickLifts or can't scrounge up a spring compressor. The Eibach spring doesn't tend to sag, and when paired with either the Eibach Pro Struts or the Bilstein 5100s, they offer better handling, off-road performance, and build quality than the Ranchos. It all really comes down on whether you think the adjustability and ease of install of the Ranchos is worth it.
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Customer Question If I used these with my bilstein 5100s what is the max height I could get out of the two combined?

Asked by: Jake - 3/5/2019
Customer Answer The maximum height you could get is the 2.7" provided by the springs. The next highest perch setting on the Bilsteins is .79" of lift, and that combined with the 2.7" from the spring would push you well over 3" of front lift, which will cause pretty serious ride quality and suspension geometry issues. If you want to go beyond 3" of front lift, your much better bet would be a 4" suspension lift kit.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/6/2019)
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Customer Question Any idea when the spring would be available?

Asked by: Adrian Gutierrez - 1/15/2019
Customer Answer For our latest stocking information and availability, please give us a call directly at 623-434-5277.
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Customer Question Will they work on the stock setting on the Bilstien 6112’s?

Asked by: Eric - 12/23/2018
Customer Answer These springs are not guaranteed to work with the Bilstein 6112s, which come with their own springs.
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Customer Question Will these work with the OEM struts?

Asked by: Andrew - 11/16/2018
Customer Answer They'll technically fit, but I doubt you'd get good ride quality and you'd probably hurt the lifespan of the factory strut assembly.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/19/2018)
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Customer Question Will this work with Bilstein 6112 coilovers?

Asked by: Austin - 11/15/2018
Customer Answer Neither Eibach nor ourselves have confirmed fitment on the 6112s. I personally have my doubts since the 6112s come with their own springs, and even if they did, it's tough to say how much ride height/ride quality you'd end up with.
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Customer Question I wonder if these would work with the Bilstien 6112 as well since they are compatible with the 5100?

Asked by: Jayson - 11/15/2018
Customer Answer Neither Eibach nor ourselves have confirmed fitment on the 6112s. I personally have my doubts since the 6112s come with their own springs, and even if they did, it's tough to say how much ride height/ride quality you'd end up with.
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Customer Question Will these work with the Teraflex Falcon leveling struts?

Asked by: Chris - 11/2/2018
Customer Answer Technically yes, as long as you keep the TeraFlex Falcons set at their 0" stock ride height setting. That being said, we can't guarantee what kind of ride quality or performance you'll get out of the combination, since we haven't tried it ourselves.
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Customer Question Bilstein 5100 exact measurements Hey there, as mentioned above it looks like this spring by itself will give 2.7” of life. I am assuming that setting the bilstein to their lowest setting (stock setting) they will give this height. So, does that mean that if I set this to anything above that like the 2.1 setting in the shock that it will increase the height even more than 2.7? Can you explain what setting I need to put the shocks to in order to get the 2.7 (or possibly more?)

Asked by: AJ - 9/26/2018
Customer Answer This spring will provide 2.7" of ride height over stock on the Bilstein's 0" stock ride height setting. Anything higher than that, and you'll push beyond 2.7" of height. We do not recommend going higher on the Bilsteins, since the next step up from stock is a +.79" ride height, which would give you 3.49" of front ride height and would severely throw off your suspension geometry and cause serious ride quality and longevity issues. If you want to push beyond 3" of leveling, your best bet would be to jump into a full 4" suspension lift kit.
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Customer Question Will these fit a 2015-2017 F150 2wd?

Asked by: Howie - 5/15/2018
Customer Answer This particular version of Eibach's Pro-Lift Springs is only for 4WD F150s. A version for RWD F150s is available here.
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Customer Question Your build truck till looks as if it still has some factory rake. Did you guys get a true 2.7 increase in height or a little less? Im thinking about running the Bilstein 5100's with the Eibach pro springs on a 16 F150 4wd with the 5.7 bed. I just don"t want to go reverse rake.

Asked by: Matt - 5/14/2018
Customer Answer We had just a smidge of rear rake, though it's extremely hard to tell in any photo of the truck on anything other than a dead-level surface. You have to keep in mind that it takes about 2.5" of front lift to get these truck's "dead-level" so adding barely two-tenths of an inch onto that isn't going to create a massive amount of rake, and it won't be noticeable anywhere except on perfectly level ground.
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Customer Question When these springs are paired with the leveling struts. How do the CV angles look with the 2.7" height? Is the ride better with these springs vs with only the lift struts at 2" max height? Seems it would be since you don't max out the down travel on the lower setting of the strut.

Asked by: Justin - 5/8/2018
Customer Answer CV, LCA, UCA, and tie rod angles are thrown off, but it's not to a degree where you'd need to be concerned (though we do recommend going with an aftermarket UCA if you are going to be off-roading the truck). The ride quality is noticeably better with Eibach's springs than it is with the factory spring and the preload ring. The stock spring really isn't designed to be preloaded, so ride quality does go down a smidge when you have the Pro-Truck Struts set at their max ride height.
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Customer Question Hello, I want to use the Bilstien 5100 struts on my 16 F150 4wd. Is there a way to get 2.5'' out of them while using the Eibach springs or you stuck going 2.7"? Any other suggestions for getting a 2.5" level other than getting coilovers? Thanks Matt

Asked by: Matt - 5/7/2018
Customer Answer Unfortunately, the spring itself provides 2.7" of ride height on its own, and there's not a way to go lower while still utilizing it. If you want exactly 2.5" of ride height without doing a coilover, then your best bet would be to just use a 2.5" leveling spacer in conjunction with either the Bilstein 5100s or Eibach Pro-Truck Struts set at a 0" ride height.
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Customer Question Will this spring with the Bilstein 5100 add the 0.7" to total 2.7" of lift as they do with the Eibach struts? Also do you put the adjustment on the lowest setting as with the Eibach to achieve the 2.7" of lift?

Asked by: Scott Norville - 3/15/2018
Customer Answer Essentially, yes. Since the spring perch is in the same location on the Bilsteins, the Eibach springs should bring total ride height gains up to 2.7" on the lowest 0" perch setting.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/16/2018)
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Customer Question In the product description it says the springs will work with Bilstein 5100s but in a previous question you stated you haven't tried them yet. Does Eibach say it fits or do you still not know?

Asked by: ScottN - 3/14/2018
Customer Answer Eibach has recently confirmed that these springs will work with the Bilstein 5100s.
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Customer Question Do you guys have any idea when the set for the 14s will come out?

Asked by: Zachary Parker - 2/26/2018
Customer Answer Unfortunately, we do not have a confirmed ETA for the spring kits for the 2009-2014 F150s as of yet.
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Customer Question Is there any reason this would not work with the 2013 Eibach Complete Pro-Truck Shock and Struts kit?

Asked by: J.Duke - 12/17/2017
Customer Answer These springs would physically fit the 2009-2013 F150 Eibach Pro-Truck Sport front strut assemblies, however, these springs have a spring rate and tuning that is designed for the much lighter 2015-2018 F150s, so we cannot guarantee what kind of ride height or ride quality you'd get out of them. Eibach is currently working on a set of Pro-Lift Springs for the 2009-2014 F150s which should be released here in the near future.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (12/18/2017)
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Customer Question Did you keep the factory UCA with the 2017 F150 3.5L EcoBoost Project Truck? Do you recommend aftermarket UCA'a with this or will the factory ones be ok?

Asked by: Matt - 12/11/2017
Customer Answer We do not currently have an aftermarket upper control arm on our 2017 F150 Project Truck. The angles aren't horrendous, and we're not beating this truck off-road as much as some of our other builds. That being said, if you are planning on getting fairly aggressive with your own truck off-road, then an aftermarket UCA is definitely not a bad idea.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (12/12/2017)
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Customer Question Have you done this combo on a F150 4wd yet? What was your ride height on the lowest snap ring setting after the install.

Asked by: Terry - 11/7/2017
Customer Answer We did install these springs in combination with Eibach's Pro-Truck Shocks and Struts on our 2017 F150 3.5L EcoBoost Project Truck. We did not take before and after ride height measurements (though we should have), but on the lowest snap-ring setting, that truck has just a hint of rear rake, which means that we're seeing over 2.5" worth of front leveling.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/9/2017)
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Customer Question If I went with the entire Eibach system how much lift would I expect? Is it adjustable ride height? The description shows 2.1 to 2.7 inches but the video states no more than 2 inches.

Asked by: JohnO38 - 9/8/2017
Customer Answer The Pro-Truck Sport strut assemblies only add 2.10" of ride height at their maximum. However, using the Pro-Lift Springs in conjunction with the struts allows you to get a maximum height of 2.7". You do have to use the springs on the strut assemblies' lowest ride height settings to get that 2.7" of gain.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/11/2017)
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Customer Question Would this work well with the Bilstein 5100?

Asked by: Nied23 - 8/30/2017
Customer Answer These coil springs are only guaranteed to work with Eibach's own Pro Truck Sport front strut assemblies, and we have not attempted to install them on Bilstein 5100s.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/31/2017)
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Customer Question When will these be available?

Asked by: Mike - 8/27/2017
Customer Answer These springs are now available to order.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/30/2017)
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