Recent content by Mr. Sunshine

6112s are solid. Biggest difference between them and the Eibachs is their response to speed and terrain. Bilstein tend to feel more sporty. And tend to respond better at high speeds. The Eibachs having more plush feel. And soak up the road better at lower speeds. If you're doing a lot of...

Did you need to put spacers on to get those to fit is there any rubbing?

I know this is an older post but has anyone tried these? https://afepower.com/afe-power-46-40154-bladerunner-exhaust-manifold

Just picked up the Eibach 2Rs. Had local shop install along with set of KSP UCAs and Timbrens. Left it at 2" setting for now until I grab wheels and tires. I'll also swap out front and rear links and rear sway bar down the road soon. So far I love the ride but havent had much time to run it around.

Where did you get them installed? I live just north of Detroit up 75 about 45 min/ Also what setting did you put the front at? I know they can go up to 3.0-3.2"

Watching this closely. Plan on doing something very similar with my 2022 Laramie NE.

Hey on this setup did you need spacers? Looking to go with something similar but instead of 295s was going to try 35x11.5 wild peaks with TRX rims.

So that's around a 12.8 wide tire and your saying you needed at least .75" to clear.. putting it at 12-12.1 max w/o spacers before hitting UCA. Sounds like the 35*11.5 will be close based on the 11.9" spec on the Falken site. Wonder in a 285/75/18 would be safer bet or I could run a .375 to...

I was looking to put some Falken WildPeak AT4/W (35x11.5/18) Specs are 34.9x11.9 and will be going on some RHO/TRX 18" rims that will on my 2022 Ram 1500 Larmie . I'll be adding Eibach Pro Truck Stage 2R kit and aftermarket UCAs. Question I have is will they clear the UCA with that setup? I seem...

22 Laramie. Been running Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5w30 since first oil change at 500 miles. Has 55k on it now and not one issue. As stated in other post engine was built to run on 5W30. Weight has been changed over the years to adhere to better CAFE rating. It's your truck run what you want. But...