Geiser Springs & Stock Leafs ?

[IndianaRaptor]

Been looking into leveling the truck and there is a lot of options from collars- Eibachs - Geisers. Leaning towards the Geisers due to them being progressive. I haven’t decided if I am going to just run 35’s or 37’s. The truck isn’t jumped or offroaded. Mainly just like the look and it’s a it’s a daily driver. I’m not really wanting to do rear springs too. Curious if anyone has ran Geisers up front and stock rear on 37’s or 35’s and what it looks like ? PLEASE POST PICTURES.

 

[Swaddict]

Eibach's, stock tires and Roadmaster Spring Assist in the back

 

[Kyle Nezat]

Eibach's, stock tires and Roadmaster Spring Assist in the back

Anyway you can take some fender well measurements for me? I have eibachs on my 2019 and can’t decide between deaver +3 or +4

 

[Kyle Nezat]

Not trying to derail the thread man. I am running eibachs and love them. Running factory leaf packs now and truck is lower in the rear and squats when I accelerate. Also you put anything at all in the bed and it squats bad

 

[Swaddict]

Anyway you can take some fender well measurements for me? I have eibachs on my 2019 and can’t decide between deaver +3 or +4

42" Front
42 7/8" Rear, I do have the Roadmaster Spring Assist set at the 40% spacer

 

[zell]

put Geisers in about a month ago and it will raise up the front by about 3", which will leave the rear lower. It will settleddown 1/2 ".. Pic attached. On stock 35's and will keep it that way.

Geisers will run stiffer in the front but will break in with time. It will negate break dipping.

I just put icons on this weekend and love the whole set up rear is now about 1/2" higher, looks level.

If your not gonna do the rear look at a small front raise Imo.

 

[sixshooter_45]

put Geisers in about a month ago and it will raise up the front by about 3", which will leave the rear lower. It will settleddown 1/2 ".. Pic attached. On stock 35's and will keep it that way.

Geisers will run stiffer in the front but will break in with time. It will negate break dipping.

I just put icons on this weekend and love the whole set up rear is now about 1/2" higher, looks level.

If your not gonna do the rear look at a small front raise Imo. View attachment 145638 View attachment 145639

Doesn't that much of a lift put the upper control arm at an extremely downward angle?

I want to do springs in the front also but don't completely understand the implications of changing that angle of the upper control arm.

Would it limit travel? Will it cause excessive wear?

I know one can install a new upper control arm to correct the new angle but the it sits to close to the tire and now you need new wheels with a different offset.

 

[Raptus]

put Geisers in about a month ago and it will raise up the front by about 3", which will leave the rear lower. It will settleddown 1/2 ".. Pic attached. On stock 35's and will keep it that way.

Geisers will run stiffer in the front but will break in with time. It will negate break dipping.

I just put icons on this weekend and love the whole set up rear is now about 1/2" higher, looks level.

If your not gonna do the rear look at a small front raise Imo. View attachment 145638 View attachment 145639

Is that the stock color (Orange) of the Geisers?

 

[Kyle Nezat]

Not trying to derail the thread man. I am running eibachs and love them. Running factory leaf packs now and truck is lower in the rear and squats when I accelerate. Also you put anything at all in the bed and it squats bad

Looks great

 

[Sean M Heard]

put Geisers in about a month ago and it will raise up the front by about 3", which will leave the rear lower. It will settleddown 1/2 ".. Pic attached. On stock 35's and will keep it that way.

Geisers will run stiffer in the front but will break in with time. It will negate break dipping.

I just put icons on this weekend and love the whole set up rear is now about 1/2" higher, looks level.

If your not gonna do the rear look at a small front raise Imo. View attachment 145638 View attachment 145639

How did you pain the Geisers? Looks great!