confused, which eibach springs i need ?

[zzeuzz]

hello,

i want to buy eibach springs but i am bit confused which one i need.

i have added some parts to my car

roof top tent
roof rack
shower tent
awning
winch
drawers + fridge

i would say arround 300kg extra

maybe someone can help me with the choise, i think the car is a bit soft right know. normally we drive with 4 or 5 people + all the stuff

later i will add 285/75/17, but right know i am on stock tires

ronny

 

[Tom D]

The best way is to weigh the car as you intend to travel, weigh front and rear axles separately. Then you can select the correct spring rating from the table which has been posted on here before. I'll bet it's in the resources section somewhere.
If you can't weigh the car with the passengers in you could add the passenger weight later but add 70% of the weight to the rear axle.

 

[zzeuzz]

hey guys, can someone confirm, that these are the spring for +250kg ?

PRO-LIFT-KIT HD

Part #: E30-34-001-06-02

https://eibach.com/product/E30-34-001-06-02

 

[LeeroyJ]

hey guys, can someone confirm, that these are the spring for +250kg ?

PRO-LIFT-KIT HD

Part #: E30-34-001-06-02

https://eibach.com/product/E30-34-001-06-02

The springs I have are SKU: E30-34-001-14-02 mine are listed as having a 2.8" to 1.4" lift. I have a rooftop tent, LRA fuel tank, drawers, etc. I am happy with the way they perform so far but I've only had them installed for a little over a week.

Based on the SKU, I wonder if what you linked is the same without the lift?

 

[zzeuzz]

i really dont know, nobody knows. i asked many people

 

[zzeuzz]

hey guys can anybody tell me the partnumbers for the 500 and the 1000lbs rear springs? i cant find it out by myself. thanks

 

[Pat]

Hi Ronny,

Here an old threads with all color codes. also depending on which markets:

S

Post in thread 'Coil Springs (specs v build)'

Sep 7, 2023

• Steven Cook

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Table above from a forum query in September 2023 from our beloved DCPU:

Post in thread 'Coil Springs (specs v build)'

Sep 13, 2023

A few additions to the data set, and we now have 6 (+1) different combinations of front/rear spring sets. In ascending order of spring rate:

Still looking for missing data from:
@Tom D
@Arkaig
@Jean Mercier
@lennie_4
@froggy
@ECrider
@Tinki

• DCPU

• 

I hope this helps.

 

[zzeuzz]

these are not the aftermarket lift kit springs correct?

 

[Pat]

these are not the aftermarket lift kit springs correct?

yes, correct. These are the OEM ones from stock. However you can takes these values as reference and extrapolate.

 

[zzeuzz]

i am looking for the aftermarket lift spring numbers

 

[GunLakeGrenadier]

hello,

i want to buy eibach springs but i am bit confused which one i need.

i have added some parts to my car

roof top tent
roof rack
shower tent
awning
winch
drawers + fridge

i would say arround 300kg extra

maybe someone can help me with the choise, i think the car is a bit soft right know. normally we drive with 4 or 5 people + all the stuff

later i will add 285/75/17, but right know i am on stock tires

ronny

I had the same gear as you with the addition of a Long Range America tank and I had major sagging on the stock suspension with very little room left off the bump stops. I went with the Eibach Pro Lift Kit E30-34-001-02-22 and upgraded the rear coils to E30-34-001-06-02. These were paired with Koni Raid shocks front (KON-90-5492) and rear (KON 90-5493). I did a trip to the Arctic Circle this summer with that setup and it was level, comfortable, and much better suited to those loads than stock. Running that heavy with the stock suspension is not recommended -- even if you are under the maximum payload/GVWR limits.

 

[zzeuzz]

thanks for this. its exactly also my idea. this lift Eibach Pro Lift Kit E30-34-001-02-22 kit is designed to work without extra weight or ?