Installation Cost for Eibach Pro Lift Kit?

[pa-outdoorsman]

So, I've ordered the Eibach Pro-Lift Kit and will be searching for an installer in my area. This kit includes four springs and a pair of replacement camber bolts for the fronts that allow proper alignment to be achieved after install. The springs are designed to work with the OEM shocks.

For those of you with shop experience, what is the amount of time involved in this job and what is a fair price for install? I know some have done this kit and similar themselves, but this is absolutely not a job I'm interested in tackling myself.

Thanks in advance for the input, and Happy Mavericking!

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[Lynyrd Skynyrd]

Sorry I can't help with the cost but wanted to let you know. Buy upgraded shocks! It's amazing how much better it will ride and since your pulling the struts/ springs its a great time! Just tires alone on my Mav made a world of difference handling. Can't wait for the eibach adjustable coils to come out!

 

[Formula11]

the camber bolts don't come with it need to buy separately

 

[pa-outdoorsman]

the camber bolts don't come with it need to buy separately

Thanks. I did order the camber bolts with the springs. Good to note though for others who may be considering this kit.

 

[pa-outdoorsman]

Sorry I can't help with the cost but wanted to let you know. Buy upgraded shocks! It's amazing how much better it will ride and since your pulling the struts/ springs its a great time! Just tires alone on my Mav made a world of difference handling. Can't wait for the eibach adjustable coils to come out!

Well, what aftermarket options are available for the Maverick? And what are the costs?

 

[Lynyrd Skynyrd]

Well, what aftermarket options are available for the Maverick? And what are the costs?

I have not looked as I'm waiting for quality adjustable coil overs to come out. They let you level it right where you want to. Eibach non adjustable most always looks nose high if that's the look you want?.
Rancho and rough country sucks, I would wait for fox, eibach, halo, elka, bilstein to name a few.
Shocks alone? KYB makes a good one

 

[pa-outdoorsman]

I have not looked as I'm waiting for quality adjustable coil overs to come out. They let you level it right where you want to. Eibach non adjustable most always looks nose high if that's the look you want?.
Rancho and rough country sucks, I would wait for fox, eibach, halo, elka, bilstein to name a few.
Shocks alone? KYB makes a good one

It's not so much about the "look" for me as clearance. I think the Eibach kit looks fine, but it's the added clearance in the front that is huge for getting over mild obstacles. As you know, stock ride height has decent clearance on the sides but the front bumper is quite low. I'm looking for maximizing the additional clearance in the front, at the bottom of the bumper, so eliminating rake is probably best for that.

 

[N2L]

I did mine on a FWD so the time will vary if you’re AWD.

It takes about 45 minutes per side up front, and maybe 30 for the rear.

I had to do it twice, and the second time was what I listed above. The first time I went very slowly because I had nothing to go on.

 

[xioth]

Did you ever get them installed at a shop? If so, what did it run you? Thanks!

 

[pa-outdoorsman]

Did you ever get them installed at a shop? If so, what did it run you? Thanks!

I had them professionally installed. I think the shop charged me $650 for the spring install. However, you also need an alignment after installation, and I had them install new aftermarket wheels and tires at the same time. I think I was in for $950 all told.

 

[xioth]

I had them professionally installed. I think the shop charged me $650 for the spring install. However, you also need an alignment after installation, and I had them install new aftermarket wheels and tires at the same time. I think I was in for $950 all told.

Awesome, thanks!

 

[2LeeT]

Does this kit lift the front and rear evenly (keeping rake vs leveling)?

Also can a spring lift be installed if you already have a spacer lift (like ReadyLift or Rough Country)?

 

[pa-outdoorsman]

Does this kit lift the front and rear evenly (keeping rake vs leveling)?

Also can a spring lift be installed if you already have a spacer lift (like ReadyLift or Rough Country)?

No, it levels the truck. And no, I don't think so.

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