Just installed rear springs doesnt look low

[2005SnowKon]

I just installed a set of Eibach Pro 3 inch lowering springs on my 2005 Yukon. Stock height i measured was 37.5 inches... After installed it seamed to have only dropped it to right around 36.5.... if they are 3 inch springs shouldnt they be around 34.5 inches when installed... Please help!!

 

[07Burb]

From what I understand some springs need time to "settle" and will drop down to the desired height as they get mileage on them.

 

[2005SnowKon]

Thats what I think too. You don't think I need different shocks do you?


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[07Burb]

Thats what I think too. You don't think I need different shocks do you?


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What shocks are you running?

 

[2005SnowKon]

They are some napa sensatracs that I put on about 2 months ago as preventive maintenance


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[07Burb]

That might be a question for Tony but I'd be inclined to drive it a bit to see how far it settles and go from there before buying more parts that you may or may not need. Are you running shock extension brackets?

 

[2005SnowKon]

No brackets


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[07Burb]

You might get some shock extension brackets them that will lower your bottom shock attachment point. When I was running a simple 2" rear drop I was able to use my stock shocks as long as I was running the brackets so that'd definitely be worth the effort and shouldn't be very expensive. I think Belltech and DJM have them.

 

[Alex33]

Tony said the eibach springs don't drop the advertised amount. That could be the issue.

 

[2005SnowKon]

So who do I need to use bell tech???


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