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Old 03-28-2019, 10:47 AM
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Agreed 80# wouldn’t make that much of an impact.

ive driven over a hundred miles. I’ve also loosened both control arms driven just a bit then tightened them down. I’ve double checked the perch and made sure the spring is oriented correctly in the upper mount. I’m out of ideas.
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What were your measurements before you installed them?
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If I remember correctly front was 23 1/4 rear was same as it is now.
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@ Bossman 1582, I’ll take a pic of the CV’s when I get home.
The reason I say swap out is because I believe the spring is wrong. I’ve done and redone it multiple times. I’ve installed the b5100’s on all of my old f150 so I’m pretty confident is wasn’t an install error. They are seated properly on the lowest perch, correct placement in the upper, preloaded prior to tightening down control arms. Out of ideas.
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Originally Posted by Heatseeker
If I remember correctly front was 23 1/4 rear was same as it is now.
Eibach claims 2.7” of lift. So 23.25+2.7=25.95”
You measure 26”, you are right where you should be.
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@ Bossman 1582, I’ll take a pic of the CV’s when I get home.
The reason I say swap out is because I believe the spring is wrong. I’ve done and redone it multiple times. I’ve installed the b5100’s on all of my old f150 so I’m pretty confident is wasn’t an install error. They are seated properly on the lowest perch, correct placement in the upper, preloaded prior to tightening down control arms. Out of ideas.
What number springs did you get. IIRC they should be 30-35-037
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Eibach also says that on the lowest perch with the spring it will be leveled. Just over 26 upfront, and 24 in the rear.
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Here’s where I’m at now. With the Eibach springs and struts I’m able to fit the 35X12.5r18’s . They are verrry close and rub a little in reverse. I suggest you lift the rear a couple inches and perhaps get new shoes, then call it a day.
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Good looking truck. Thank you for all your input, I appreciate the help.
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So, what was the final outcome? Did you figure it out?


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