Eibach Pro-Lift Springs for 2023+ Gen 3 F150 Raptor R (E30-35-060-05-22)

Eibach Pro-Lift springs for 2023+ Gen 3 F150 Raptor R are developed using championship winning off-road race technology providing maximum lift without compromising factory components or ride quality.

Vehicle Fitment:
2023-2024 Ford F150 Raptor R
• These springs are designed to be used with the factory Fox electronic shocks

Features: 
• Increased Ground Clearance.
• More Fender Clearance for Larger Wheels and Tires.
• Precision Engineered for Improved Off-Road Capability.
• Excellent On-Road Stability and Handling.
• Made in U.S.A.
• Million-Mile Warranty

Purchase Includes:
(2) Front Lift Springs (F31-35-060-05-FA)
(2) Rear Lift Springs (F31-35-060-02-RA)
• Ships in two boxes (90 pounds total)

Install Notes:
• The Pro Truck Lift springs must be used with the OE shocks.
• Only qualified mechanics experienced in the installation and removal of suspension
components should perform this installation.
• Use of a hoist and screw jack is highly recommended and will substantially reduce
installation time.
• Never work on or under a vehicle unless it is properly supported by safety stands and
wheels are blocked.
• Never use impact wrenches or impact guns to install or remove shock absorber piston
components, shafts and Piston rod nuts.
• All Eibach springs should be installed with the Eibach logo right-side-up. All original
stock spring isolators and dampers should be retained from the stock springs when
installing Eibach springs.
• After Installation, inspect and adjust the following: Wheel Alignment; tire/wheel fender
clearance when using aftermarket wheels or tires; brake line clearance and
attachments; anti-lock-brake system sensors.
• Tire Rotation: In order to increase the life of your tires, it is recommended to rotate your
tires every 3,000 miles.
• For MacPherson Strut type front suspension, it is important to mark the orientation of
the upper perch with respect to the lower perch before disassembly. This orientation
must remain the same with the installation of the springs. Noise may result if this
procedure is not performed correctly.