I don't carry anything in my bed right now and trying to keep the nose up a bit since I run a lot of fast desert stuff, so I did option 1 on the Icons and it gave it a good 1" lift, maybe a touch more, like 1.25". When the Fox race series comes out for the 2019 I'll be moving to those so this is just temporary to get the rake out but I'd hoped for a little more lift in the front with the Eibachs. On the bright side I don't think it hurt the ride quality any.
Something is definitely off. I got at least 2" and I had a big rear droop on mine before I put on the Deaver+3s. Once I added the +3s, it's leveled perfectly. Did you buy from Eibach direct? Hopefully not an Amazon old set.
As a noob, quick question(s):
Deavers, are they replacement leaf springs for the stock rear leaf springs, just better quality?
The Eibach springs in front, same, better quality, stiffer?
How much do these items cost? I've been spending my mod money on lights thus far on my 19, do almost no offroading, only because there's no place to in NY.
Am driving to Utah in August for RaptorAssault and plan on using my truck offroad in and around Moab the 2 weeks I'll be there.
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Yes Deavers are replacements to the factory leaf springs and they are significantly better than OEM. The Deaver+3s have twice the leafs than factory and they not only make a huge difference off road, but they also improve on road driving too. They eliminate wheel hop and the squirrelly feel in the rear you get when going over uneven surfaces or railroad tracks.
Eibach makes a replacement front spring that raises the front up between 2-2.5" and is an option for those that want to level their truck but do not want to go with collars. They are also more stout than the factory springs.
Both Deaver and Eibach have been around forever and are both Industry leaders in their field.
Ballpark pricing; Front Eibach springs are like $250 and another $250 for install (2 hour job) and $100 for alignment (required). Since you are in NY, you will want the Deavers powdercoated. Deaver+3s are like $1,500 shipped. plus another $500 for powdercoating and $250 for install (2 hour job).
IMO, these are the best two suspension upgrades you can do without breaking the bank.