Sorry, I haven't snapped a pic of it yet. Dang snow and ice has turned our roads into a salt bed, so needless to say our black hoe is about half white! [/align][/align]I was thinking about that wire when I did the rear. When I took off the shocks and lowered the axle, I noticed that the rear abs wires were very tight. I quickly jacked it up a bit to take the tension off. Maybe that was the trouble? The weird thing is that one guy on here put his back to stock and the issue went away. Kinda screwy. It isn't a big deal, but might be worth looking into replacing those abs wires to see if they are the culprits.[/align][/align]I'll take some pics soon, and yes, the rear does look just a bit lower. Nothing bad, but a bit. I was wondering if I adjust the autoride links just a bit, if the airbags can raise it up 1/4" or so.[/align]

 

Thanks freyguy..

 

The springs won't lose the ride quality...I am very much happy with the ride than stock height. Stock height was riding to rough (almost like to tight on the suspension) on messed up pavements.With the springs I don't feel any roughness just smoothness almost like riding on pillows. I'm very happy with Eibach. Check these galleries...they have an white 07 Caddy 24's with Eibach springs...I think your truck will look like this height. Oh make sure to check out the Audio setups...they are off the hook! http://www.uniqueautosport.com/ugallery.html

 

Hey dirtywork,

Thanks for commenting! I was wonder how the ride on Eibach was and "riding on pillows" is just what I wanted to hear! Is your Tahoe an LTZ?

 

No problem...that is how I feel about Eibach springs...I wonder if anyone here has Eibach and what their experiences are. My Hoe is an LT3.

Best Regards,

DW

 

Just lowered the tahoe with eibach springs non-auto and must say i think i made a mistake when i go over bumbs my rear springs sound like there knocking(not all the time)i have a gibson cat-back which had to be moved do to hitting when it was lowered now all it does is vibrate i think im putting back the stock springs.

 

Bobby,

What size wheels do you have? Can you post some pictures of it lowered? COuld it be your tires hitting the fender well liner making the noise?

 

No not the wheels still have stock 17 on im going to bring it back and put the stock springs back in i just hope driving this weekend i did not blow a strut out.

 

Most likely the install and not the springs. You also need to trim the bump stops to gain back the travel lost by lowering. Did the installer reuse the rubber spring isolator, that keeps the vibrations and sounds down.

Dont take it off, have it installed correctly. If you paid money, have them re do the install.

 

In the box they returned to me was stock springs,2 large white bump stops,also the stock springs still had the blue rubber wraped around them other people did not have that installed.