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I used the Eibach lowering springs, 3 in the rear and .9 in front, so far nobody has given me the finger, so i don't believe you need any adjustments.

Definitely will.

I do, 2022 Lariat. Charge to 100% and i get 340 miles.

Damm, I thought I put too many on mine, I got a Lariat on August 30 20 22, and I currently almost 102000 miles on it.

With the Eibach springs, you only swap out the springs, everything else stays OEM.

Very nice.

4 hrs.

Thank you.

The rear height stands at almost 54 inches from the ground to the top lip of the tail gate. I didn't measure the front as the Eibach kit said .9 in front and 3 rear end. I didn't get to measure before and after, but happy with the outcome. A little sturdier all around, but not going side to side...

O 4 hrs. But the dealer had said it would take 8ish hrs or so, at 250 hr. It would have been around 2k. Like I said my mechanic is an honest business man. He only charged me for 4 hrs. And definitely not 250 an hr.

I do, except that I don't know how to post them on the forum?

I had mine put on already, happy and looks really nice.

I don't know if anyone like me was unhappy with the stance on the rear end. I went to my ford dealership and they said they wanted 250. an hr. They said it called for roughly 8 hrs or so to do it, so i went to my local mechanic. Pro care auto in Mission Viejo Ca. Jim is an honest business...