| Year | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| 2009 - 2010 | Dodge | Ram 1500 |
| 2011 - 2014 | Ram | 1500 |
▶ Suspension Drop / Lift Rates
Eibach 09-10 Dodge Ram 1500 Pro-Lift-Kit Springs (Front & Rear Springs)
Eibach 09-10 Dodge Ram 1500 Pro-Lift-Kit Springs (Front & Rear Springs)
SKU:E30-27-001-02-22
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▶ Suspension Drop / Lift Rates
The Eibach Pro-Kit Lift Springs are engineered for the 2011-2014 Ram 1500 V8 4WD, offering a reliable suspension lift solution that enhances both appearance and off-road capability. Designed without the need for coilover systems or spacer lifts, these springs maintain full suspension travel, ensuring optimal handling and ride quality. Constructed using advanced materials and manufacturing techniques, the springs deliver improved durability and performance under demanding conditions. The Pro-Lift-Kit provides a balanced lift that preserves factory ride characteristics while increasing ground clearance, making it suitable for light off-road use and aesthetic upgrades.
Specifically tailored for 2011-2014 Ram 1500 models equipped with V8 engines and 4WD systems, these springs are a direct replacement for stock components. They are ideal for owners seeking a modest lift to accommodate larger tires or improve off-road clearance without sacrificing daily driving comfort. Installation involves replacing the factory springs with the Eibach units, ensuring a straightforward upgrade process. The kit includes the necessary springs and mounting hardware, designed to work seamlessly with the vehicle's existing suspension components. Suitable for off-road enthusiasts and truck owners looking for a subtle lift, these springs enhance vehicle capability while maintaining factory reliability.
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Overview
Overview
Eibach Pro-Lift-Kit springs are designed to provide a suspension lift for your vehicle without the use of coilover systems or spacer lifts. Eibach spring lifts allow full range of suspension travel without additional stress on bushings and ball-joints as seen with spacer lift systems.