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Eibach makes everyones coils. (Bilstein, Fox, King, etc.)
For reference a standard Ranger coil on a Fox 2.0, Bilstein 6112, Eibach Pro Stage 2. is a 14" 550 lbs coil. So this would be perfect for some one with a bumper and winch.
Great deal too. ? These retail for more than double.
For reference a standard Ranger coil on a Fox 2.0, Bilstein 6112, Eibach Pro Stage 2. is a 14" 550 lbs coil. So this would be perfect for some one with a bumper and winch.
Great deal too. ? These retail for more than double.
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Will the Eibach 3" 550lb coils fit over a Bilstein 6112 strut body? I'm trying to soften the ride a bit more. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Bilstein coils are 600lbs.
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They are a 550 from the factory. So you could do a 500 lb. Mite be really too soft though. You can just get a Eibach spring. They literally make everyones springs for them anyway. ?
Eibach does make a 525 lb. I would try that if you wanted to go down.
