2021 Gen 3 Eibach Front Leveling Springs

[hyrepower]

If you don't off-road the truck 2" top spacers are fine...just to get the level look. BUT... if the truck touches dirt you're gonna wanna run collars or springs for sure.

Anyone who buys a Raptor and doesn’t go off-road is a complete ******, no offense intended, but true.

 

[hyrepower]

Anyone who buys a Raptor and doesn’t go off-road is a complete “D” no offense intended, but true.

 

[Keith88]

Anyone who buys a Raptor and doesn’t go off-road is a complete ******, no offense intended, but true.

Agreed. Just sayin is all lol.

 

[Erjdrvr]

Just re read this post on FB regarding Eibach ride quality & Forscan leveling issue

 

[hyrepower]

Just re read this post on FB regarding Eibach ride quality & Forscan leveling issue

Good to know. I however do not see the need for stiffer springs, if all you need to do to get a good level is install a collar spacer which does not require disassembly of the strut, ball joints, etc.
A collar is a 1 hour install vs a 4 hour install, for a way cushier ride as well.
That and you want to be careful lifting these trucks outside the “ride zone” in the Fox shocks, or they won’t work as intended as the truck will almost always be outside of its ride zone.

 

[FmaxTurboSi]

I if one wanted to retain factory spring rate but pick up a little lift, seems like gen 2 is the play.

no, the gen2 springs were horrible on my gen3. They lift the front of the truck too high. My truck felt like it had very little down travel. Removed them and installed the Fox factory race series coilovers. Now the truck rides like stock again.

 

[catinthehat85]

no, the gen2 springs were horrible on my gen3. They lift the front of the truck too high. My truck felt like it had very little down travel. Removed them and installed the Fox factory race series coilovers. Now the truck rides like stock again.

If you don’t mind me asking, what is your bottom of fender to ground height with the fox race series coilovers?

 

[FmaxTurboSi]

If you don’t mind me asking, what is your bottom of fender to ground height with the fox race series coilovers?

36psi cold all around.

42 5/16" front

42" rear

 

[hyrepower]

36psi cold all around.

42 5/16" front

42" rear


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36psi cold all around.

42 5/16" front

42" rear


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Looks pretty badass. How is the ride? Have you had a chance to top out the front suspension (Jump it) to see if the suspension tops out or subtly decompresses?
I have heard these Gen3 trucks have a bit more travel, I am not sure it if is UP travel, DOWN travel, or both. If it is up travel, hopefully it doesnt make for accelerated wear on the coilover (If you send it often enough to bottom out the suspension).

 

[catinthehat85]

36psi cold all around.

42 5/16" front

42" rear


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Wow that is perfect, exactly the setup I’m looking for. If I’m understanding the specs properly, I don’t even lose any travel with the 37pp. Decisions decisions….

Thanks for the measurement!