2015-2024 F150 4WD Eibach Pro-Lift Front Coil Springs E30-35-037-01-20

15-24 F150 4WD Eibach Pro-Lift Front Springs

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Highlights:

Add ride height without compromising ride
Pair of high-quality Eibach coil springs
Add up to 2.7" of ride height
Compatible with Eibach Pro-Truck and Bilstein 5100
525lb-in spring rates
Drop-in replacements for stock
Not recommended for F150 2.7L Models
Will not fit CCD systems

Adds Even More Ride Height without Effecting Ride Quality

Eibach's Pro-Truck Front Struts are already a potent upgrade for your 2015-2024 F150 with 4WD, but you can take them to the next level of ride height and performance with these Eibach Pro-Lift Front Coil Springs. Eibach's Pro-Lift Springs replace your F150's factory coil springs in your Eibach Pro-Truck Sport Front Struts and get you up to 2.7" of front lift/leveling when used on the Pro-Truck Struts' lowest perch setting. Eibach's Pro-Lift Coil Springs are the perfect way to squeeze out some extra ride height to fit on big wheel and tire combinations, all without compromising your F150's ride quality or handling performance.

Pair of 525in-lb Springs with Silver Powder Coat Finish

Eibach's Pro-Lift Front Coil Springs were specifically designed to fit 2015-2024 F150s equipped with Eibach Pro-Truck front leveling struts in order to extend their rated maximum ride height of 2.10" to 2.7" all without causing ride quality issues. Eibach's Pro-Lift Coil Springs are rated at 525in-lbs, which helps maintain a clean ride on and off the road, even at their maximum 2.7" of ride height. The springs feature a silver powder coat finish to help them resist corrosion in practically any climate or application. The Pro-Lift Coil Springs come backed by a Eibach Limited-Lifetime Warranty, and Eibach includes installation instructions.

Fitment: 2015-2024 F150 4WD.

2.7L EcoBoost Note: these springs are not recommended for 2015-2019 F150 2.7L EcoBoost models. Due to the lighter weight of the 2.7L, these springs add too much ride height. A version of these springs for 2.7L EcoBoost F150s is here.

Ride height and leveling: these springs add 2.7" of ride height which pushes your average 2015-2020 F150 higher than a "dead-level" stance, resulting in these trucks sitting slightly nose-high. In general, ad truly leveled look is achieved at a 2.25" to 2.50" front level.

For Eibach Pro-Truck Struts Only: Eibach's Pro-Lift Coil Springs are only compatible with Eibach Pro-Truck Front Struts, and are not guaranteed to work with any other strut system.

Lowest Perch Setting Only: Eibach's Pro-Lift Springs can only be used on the lowest perch setting of the Pro-Truck Strut Assemblies.

Spring Compressor Recommendation: we strongly recommend using a floor-mounted or wall-mounted spring compressor rated for full-size truck springs to install the Eibach Pro-Lift Coil Springs to avoid possible injury or death.

Will not fit CCD: these springs are not compatible with F150s equipped with Ford's optional Continuously Controlled Damping (CCD) system.

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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: Daniel from Kentucky on 8/29/2018

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) Hunter Rayner from Fort Worth, TX on 9/16/2020

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: Randy Williams from Altoona, Pa on 2/29/2020

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: Trip Webb from Texas on 10/1/2020

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: Jeff from Murrieta California on 2/10/2021

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: Andrew from Ohio on 6/16/2019

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: Tim Johnson from Brighton on 8/27/2020

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: Grayson Dowdy from Tyler tx on 2/26/2019

Do you know what the spring rate is for these? Or the wire diameter?

Asked by: Stefan - 7/19/2024

"525lb-in spring rates"...These are not recommended for the lighter 2.7L ecoboost engine.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (7/22/2024)

2015-2024 F150 4WD Eibach Pro-Lift Front Coil Springs E30-35-037-01-20

E30-35-037-01-20

Adds Even More Ride Height without Effecting Ride Quality

Pair of 525in-lb Springs with Silver Powder Coat Finish

Do you know what the spring rate is for these? Or the wire diameter?

Can I use these if setting the front strut at a lower setting than the 2". I plan on using the 1.4" setting

Will these springs work with fox 2.0 snap rings IFP?

Will these fit on a 22 supercrew with 3.5 eco boost ? 5100 are on truck already

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!

Does the price for a pair or single one?

So the 3.5 springs fit on the bilsteins for a 5.0 4wd without compromising ride quality?

Why does the description state not recommend for the f150 2.7L model? Are the trucks not the same?

I see these are not recommended for the 2.7L ecoboost 4wd. Is there a different part number that I should buy?

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..

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.

Any reason these wouldn't word with the Bilstein 6112s?

How much lift will these give when paired with the Bilstein 5100 struts?

Will these work with bilstein 5160?

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?

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”?

Are there's available to order?

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?).

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.

Could I use these in conjunction with the Bilstein 6112s?

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?

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

How do these compare against the Rancho Coilovers?

If I used these with my bilstein 5100s what is the max height I could get out of the two combined?

Any idea when the spring would be available?

Will they work on the stock setting on the Bilstien 6112’s?

Will these work with the OEM struts?

Will this work with Bilstein 6112 coilovers?

I wonder if these would work with the Bilstien 6112 as well since they are compatible with the 5100?

Will these work with the Teraflex Falcon leveling struts?

Will these fit a 2015-2017 F150 2wd?

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.

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.

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

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?

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?

Do you guys have any idea when the set for the 14s will come out?

Is there any reason this would not work with the 2013 Eibach Complete Pro-Truck Shock and Struts kit?

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?

Have you done this combo on a F150 4wd yet? What was your ride height on the lowest snap ring setting after the install.

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.

Would this work well with the Bilstein 5100?

When will these be available?

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