Eibach PRO-TRUCK-LIFT Stage 1
E80-82-005-01-22 matches front and rear lift springs with PRO-TRUCK Sport shocks for road comfort, suspension control and off-road capability. This is a spring-and-shock package requiring assembly, not a preassembled Coilover 2.0 system.
Vehicle fitment
1996–2002 Toyota 4Runner 4WD. Both Eibach's exact-kit application and D4083 specify 4WD. The imported trim names alone do not establish 2WD compatibility; confirm drivetrain before ordering.
Included components and lift information
- Two front lift springs, F31-82-006-05-FA: D4083 REV2 illustrates approximately 2.5 inches average front lift at its depicted standard setting with Eibach PRO-LIFT-KIT springs. Use the full page 3 chart for retaining-ring placement; the upper settings marked for extra weight are only for that purpose.
- Two rear lift springs, F31-82-006-05-RA: lift-producing rear spring components. A numerical rear lift height is not specified in the reviewed exact-kit information.
- Two front Sport shocks, 82124.8003
- Two rear Sport shocks, 8229.8004, as printed in D4083
- Two retaining-ring kits, 84-1804.0
- Two nylon cable ties, H70065500
- Two dust boots, 84-2015
Contents follow the exact-kit D4083 REV2 packing list. Springs and their installed perch positions determine ride height; the shocks provide damping rather than independently creating lift. The illustrated front value is an average at a specified setup, not a guaranteed height on every vehicle or a continuously adjustable range.
Features
- Matched lift springs and shocks designed for increased travel and performance
- Eibach off-road race spring technology and OE quality standards
- Individually tested shocks for matched performance
- Designed for balanced ride quality, control and off-road capability
- Made in the USA
- Two-year warranty, subject to Eibach terms
Installation notes
D4083 requires transferring the original front spring perch from the OE strut assembly to the Eibach Sport damper. Follow its spring-height chart and hardware instructions rather than using settings from another kit.
Install the rear shocks with the dust boots facing down to allow moisture to escape, as specified by Eibach. Inspect mounting points and hardware, verify clearance around brake lines, wiring and exhaust, and follow vehicle-service torque specifications. After 10 miles, inspect the installation, recheck fastener torque and verify adequate clearance. Do not disassemble the shocks.
Eibach exact-kit application and features
D4083 contents, installation and front height chart