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Eibach Pro System Lift

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#1 · (Edited)
I haven't been able to find anything on here or elsewhere via the Google about people who have installed or reviewed the lift kit Eibach has. It's much pricier than the RRO, but obviously because it's included with springs and dampers.

The kit looks like it just came out, so that probably explains the lack of info.

Anyone else heard of this?

Eibach Pro System Lift

I'm still lurking around for future mods whenever I get some bigger tires and trying to find the right way to go. This set-up seems like it may be better quality than the RRO parts and better performing, but I'm not positive.

It also appears that it deletes the factory rake or similar rake the RRO lift still has. The Eibach lift is 2" lift front and .5" rear. I'm liking the looks of this more and more, because I'd love to get rid of the rake as well.
 
#3 ·
I'm very interested in this kit for our 14 Limited Diesel that we are suppose to take delivery of in the next couple weeks. I would like to know a little more about it or get some feedback on it from someone who has the kit installed before I pull the trigger on it.
 
#10 ·
FRONT:
OE rate: 34 N/mm (194 lbs/in)
Pro-System-Lift rate: 38 -71 N/mm (217 - 405 lbs/in)

REAR:
OE rate: 90 N/mm (513 lbs/in)
Pro-System-Lift rate: 70 - 115 - 140 N/mm
(400 - 655 - 800 lbs/in)

Does this mean that you can adjust the spring rate? If so, it doesn't seem too different than the stock rates.
 
#12 ·
Yeah.....I'd say Eibach is off their rocker thinking that lift is worth that much. For the same or better performance, get the RRO 2.5 kit and add in a set of Bilsteins or any other damper of choice. Bet you come out under $1200 by quite a bit. A set of Bilstein 5100s for my JK cost me about $385. Add that to the $409 for the RRO kit and you're sitting right about $800.
 
#13 ·
Thanks for the info, guys. I really had no idea if the system was worth the price tag or not, but it's sounding like a resounding "no" for the most part.

I'd rather save some money and go with the later options if they are going to be just as good.
 
#19 ·
Interesting, I've never even heard of this company but you can get the lift for $750 at tire rack. I won't be the Ginny pig on this one but hope someone tries it. :)
 
#21 ·
Eibach has been around for a long time. Well known in the racing community. I've always had good luck with their components and have used them since 1990. I can't say how this kit would work but I have had good luck with their systems throughout the years.
No connection to them or the industry.
 
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