Bilstein 6112/6100 Lift Question

I recently got the 6112 front shocks and 6100 rear shocks + Eibach rear springs. I had a local shop install them, and he did the 1" lift in the rear and said he did 1.7" in the front. He said he couldn't go higher on the front without possible sway bar issues. I was hoping to get the full 2.2" lift in the front. I am curious, is he right? Also, what would I need to get the full lift in the front if so? He also said: "After some miles, the springs up front may settle down to about the 1.5 or 1.6 lift, then we can go up from there." Is that accurate, and if so, how long should it take until I can go up?

 

Not a response to your question, but curious how you are liking the 6112/6100 setup

 

I really like it so far, haven't actually had a lot of time to drive my truck, but it drives a lot nicer than stock. I had added 35/11.5/r20 Toyo A/T IIIs a while back and it seems to be a lot smoother now. Eventually I plan to swap to 17 or 18" wheels and the same tire but 12.5" wide. I was hoping to get a higher lift, hence the question above, but other than that I really enjoy them.

 

With my 2014, I got 2.5" of lift with my 6112s with no issues, installed in 2015..
They're on the second to the lowest setting.
No sway bar or alignment problems..

I run 5160s in the rear with Toytec shackles on the 1" setting.

Good luck...