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Eibach 2.5’s?

Overall diameter 2.5 vs 2 and bigger piston. Waiting for a real world review before I decide.
So is there anything wrong with running the 2R's? I called shock surplus today and the guy frankly wasn't super helpful.
 
The 2rs are a 2” body, the 2.5s are a 2.5” body. More shock and more fluid to handle bigger tires. I’ve heard the 2r’s are money if you stay with 33”s.
 
The 2rs are a 2” body, the 2.5s are a 2.5” body. More shock and more fluid to handle bigger tires. I’ve heard the 2r’s are money if you stay with 33”s.
Yeah I just read the entire Ebiach thread on here. Good information. I plan on staying 33 for a while, if not forever. I can't stand E rated tires on a half ton truck.

Shoot, I may just say F it and get the readylift pucks and call it a day. I had them on 2016 XLT and it felt stock.

I like the stock tremor ride and don't want to risk making it too firm. Firmness is the only reason I didn't get an F250 so If I upgraded the suspension on my F150 and it feels like a F250, I'm gunna be pissed.
 
I’ve had pucks on mine for ~60k and had no complaints. Good, cheap way to get the look you want without ruining the ride👍🏼
 
I’ve had pucks on mine for ~60k and had no complaints. Good, cheap way to get the look you want without ruining the ride👍🏼
for sure. I don't tow very often, and while I do frequently off road, it's just on construction sites. I'm not doing Baja blasts at 60mph.

I think you maybe made up my mind. And if I hate them in a year or 2 I can then get coilovers.
 
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