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Tremor53 said:
Just got the Toyo’s installed. They seem really good so far. I can tell that they are a little more stiff on the road which is a good thing. They do have a slight hum on the highway but nothing crazy. No rubbing at all except on the front passenger side, it will touch slightly on the front skid plate at full lock.
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Did you level your truck?
 
Knudtson07 said:
Did you level your truck?
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I actually have the Eibach Pro Truck 2R kit installed. The front is raised another 2 inches from stock. There is still some rake because the rear shocks actually brought the rear of the truck up a little over stock height. I guess you could say it’s leveled compared to the extreme rake of a stock Tremor.
 
Tremor53 said:
I actually have the Eibach Pro Truck 2R kit installed. The front is raised another 2 inches from stock. There is still some rake because the rear shocks actually brought the rear of the truck up a little over stock height. I guess you could say it’s leveled compared to the extreme rake of a stock Tremor.
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I like the look on your truck… Thanks for responding!
 
Tremor53 said:
I actually have the Eibach Pro Truck 2R kit installed. The front is raised another 2 inches from stock. There is still some rake because the rear shocks actually brought the rear of the truck up a little over stock height. I guess you could say it’s leveled compared to the extreme rake of a stock Tremor.
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Just asking as I don't know. Eibach rears are not adjustable and far as I know they just dampen. how do they raise the rear? thanks
 
Tremor53 said:
Just got the Toyo’s installed. They seem really good so far. I can tell that they are a little more stiff on the road which is a good thing. They do have a slight hum on the highway but nothing crazy. No rubbing at all except on the front passenger side, it will touch slightly on the front skid plate at full lock.
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What size did you end up with? No level minus the eibach 2r’s?
 
Truckin said:
Just asking as I don't know. Eibach rears are not adjustable and far as I know they just dampen. how do they raise the rear? thanks
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They are much stiffer than the OEM shocks and don’t compress down as easily. The difference in rear ride height is small but measurable.
 
Tremor53 said:
They are much stiffer than the OEM shocks and don’t compress down as easily. The difference in rear ride height is small but measurable.
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I actually have the same lift in the rear with the Eibach 2R’s. It’s dang near 3/4” on my rig as well. Makes me wonder if it pushes the front down at all…
 
@Tremor53 You've been on these tires for a while now. Have you noticed any more rubbing (forward or reverse)? How are they treating you?
 
derichio02 said:
I actually have the same lift in the rear with the Eibach 2R’s. It’s dang near 3/4” on my rig as well. What year is your Tremor?
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It’s a 2024 402A with the 3.5 TT. I really didn’t want to modify the suspension but I just couldn’t handle the extreme rake and I needed more clearance for bigger tires. Overall I’m really happy with the Eibach 2R setup as the truck handles much better than stock.
 
Tremor53 said:
It’s a 2024 402A with the 3.5 TT. I really didn’t want to modify the suspension but I just couldn’t handle the extreme rake and I needed more clearance for bigger tires. Overall I’m really happy with the Eibach 2R setup as the truck handles much better than stock.
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Same, I am happy with them as well. I only got about 1 3/8” lift out of them so I am going to add a 1/2” spacer. 2025 402A
 
derichio02 said:
@Tremor53 You've been on these tires for a while now. Have you noticed any more rubbing (forward or reverse)? How are they treating you?
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After I trimmed a little off the passenger side skid plate, I have zero rub at full lock. The tires have a slight hum on the asphalt but I kinda like that. I hit 95 mph down the interstate the other morning passing a stupid 18 wheeler, plus I was late for work. They do pick up some gravel and throw them but not as bad as the Grabbers.
 
derichio02 said:
Same, I am happy with them as well. I only got about 1 3/8” lift out of them so I am going to add a 1/2” spacer. 2025 402A
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Be careful about adding those spacers as you don’t want to get your CV angels to steep. If you want to have a more leveled stance, I’d personally would just go with a smaller rear block to lower the rear a bit.
 
Tremor53 said:
Be careful about adding those spacers as you don’t want to get your CV angels to steep. If you want to have a more leveled stance, I’d personally would just go with a smaller rear block to lower the rear a bit.
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Do you have your Eibach’s adjusted to the highest setting?
 
Tremor53 said:
Just got the Toyo’s installed. They seem really good so far. I can tell that they are a little more stiff on the road which is a good thing. They do have a slight hum on the highway but nothing crazy. No rubbing at all except on the front passenger side, it will touch slightly on the front skid plate at full lock.
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Are you running those Toyo RT Trails with no lift/level?
 
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