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35's with the Eibach 2.5" lift...

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35x12.5 on Eibach USA spec prototype springs and piggyback shocks. Very slight rub on driver front bumper fender under harsh compression at speed turning right. Other than that, no clearance concerns. Have been running this size for several months now.
 
Did you install the fox sway bar? I just got all my stuff installed and noticed some body roll that wasn’t there at stock.
Set up is Eibach - steel 17”s -285-75r17 - Alex @ Overland Garage did the work. Hope the Eibach settle little softer ride felt harsh on the drive back - need to get TPM’s set to better PSI 38 front - 42 rear for highway driving.
 
Possible to have a quick phone call? Would love to pick your brain about the lift / tire size and factory spring differences
Ill sell you the Eibach springs and steering stabilizer — Im retuning it to stock I think….if the tires dont fit I might need to sell those too.
 
Hey TravelerBT,
I’m having my Eibach 2.5’s and KM3 LT315/70/17 (inches) 34.4/12.4/17 BFgoodrich mud terrains put on next week. I currently have 295/70/17 with stock suspension with no problem. The shop that is installing the springs has already done this and had no issues. Will let you know first hand when installed.

On a second note; I spoke with Eibach USA and they relayed to me that they now make a pro-lift-kit in the US (model number E-30-34-001-06-22) that works with either winch or no winch, and is in stock! It’s all very confusing but this will level and raise the car with 2.5” front / 1.2 rear.
Asjtex, which shop did you use?
 
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I'm looking for a similar look to the above, but with different style and spec wheels, 17x9s and ET0 for a bit of poke.
  • Are there any reputable shock vendors that pair well with the Eibach 30mm springs?
  • What is the in spec range for caster and what caster are y'all able to nail with the lift?
  • Any noises from the added angles on the drive shafts due to the lift?
  • Any drop brackets and the like to add clearance between the control arms and the sway bars?
  • Is a regear a good idea with the 35s?
  • Any solutions to account for the added static and dynamic loads from running bigger/heavier 35" tires on the rear door?
I come from the solid axle Land Cruiser world and to do it right, it's quite a few parts necessary to make it all right. New world here with the IG for me.

Thanks!
 
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  • Are there any reputable shock vendors that pair well with the Eibach 30mm springs?
  • What is the in spec range for caster and what caster are y'all able to nail with the lift?
  • Any noises from the added angles on the drive shafts due to the lift?
  • Any drop brackets and the like to add clearance between the control arms and the sway bars?
  • Is a regear a good idea with the 35s?
  • Any solutions to account for the added static and dynamic loads from running bigger/heavier 35" tires on the rear door?
  • Nothing for sale as of yet, Eibach is working on a set of remote resi's for the US lift, and King has a set that I don't believe are released yet, but were designed around the stock springs
  • 2° is the factory setting
  • Can't comment, no experience; but there are a few people that have had driveshaft issues with the US Eibach lift
  • No drop brackets exist
  • No regear setups exist
  • From the people running 35s, nothing has to be changed with the door (other than the bracket); the inside of the door is seriously braced from the factory
 
  • Nothing for sale as of yet, Eibach is working on a set of remote resi's for the US lift, and King has a set that I don't believe are released yet, but were designed around the stock springs
  • 2° is the factory setting
  • Can't comment, no experience; but there are a few people that have had driveshaft issues with the US Eibach lift
  • No drop brackets exist
  • No regear setups exist
  • From the people running 35s, nothing has to be changed with the door (other than the bracket); the inside of the door is seriously braced from the factory
Regarding caster, does anyone actually have an alignment spec sheet post-Eibach 30 mm lift they can share? Gracias!
 
Wow, several pages of “secret” information in that thread. Golden. INEOS should be sharing this with owners directly. Wtf. *cough* shop manuals *cough*
 
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