JsierraZ71

Just finished everything up. Running an Eibach pro truck lift with Dirt King Fab upper control arms. I also upgraded to Moog tie rod ends and sway bar end links. In the rear I swapped the stock 1inch block for a 2inch block. Got 17x8.5 0mm Method NVs on 285/75r17 cooper discoverer XLT. Also did an LED headlight conversion and swapped the fog lights for amber Diode Dynamic pod lights. let me know if yall have any questions! Turned out pretty good in my opinion.

I found a picture from SDHQ’s website. Saw you have their skid plates. Pretty badass! Love the Bronze wheel look too. I’ll post pictures of mine once I finish installing everything. How many miles do you have on your Coopers? And how have they been off-road for you?

Hey guys, I just ordered my Eibach Pro truck Lift kit and plan on running it on the bottom setting to give me 2.5” lift up front and I’m going to replace the stock blocks with a 2in Motofab block. Also throwing on the RC Forged upper control arms and new Moog outer tie rod ends. I’m not sure what wheel and tire to go with and looking for some help... I love the bronze wheel look but not sure how it will look on my Iridium Metallic with chrome front end. Otherwise I was going to play it safe with some black milled Icon Alloys. Looking at either the 285/70r17 Kenda Klevars or 285/75r17 Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT. Not sure on Tire size either. Drop some photos of the Bronze wheel look! Much appreciated.

Plan on doing the same thing with the kit as you did for my 2015 Sierra Z71, Eibach kit (lowest notch), New UCA's (probably RC or cognitos), new end links, Motofab 2" block, new wheels and tires (i like the look of your 285s on 17 0mm). Question though, did you have to do a diff drop kit for your Z71? or are the angles fine without it? I'm trying to do everything I can to preserve the stock angles while I'm going to have everything apart. Question for everyone too, would a diff drop kit be recommended with this kit? From doing some research it's my understanding the Z71's and LTZ's require a different kit than just a 4x4. Great info on this page, really helped out!