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Jeffromx I see to no avail you have been asking members who have a lift to get roof measurements. When mine gets out of the shop either tonight or in morning I'll measure for you. Also you posted photo of Zone 5" lifted truck. Either that's a 2500 or original poster has a 4.5" zone cause I don't think Zone has a 5" for the 1500. Could be wrong but don't think so.

 

 

Wow I type slow!

 

Went back and looked and that is a beautiful 2500.

Yup, it's a 2500. Zone 5". Now has CST 10" LIFT. No longer fits in the garage... 8aaa76db7b0d0316ad94be19bffb8b85.jpg2646f6a4eca6d4fa9f241f85805258ab.jpg
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Did the BDS 6" with Fox shocks. 22x12 Sprockets on 33" Toyo MT's. Rides like stock, no rub no trimming.

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Crappy pic, but this was right after it pulled out of the garage last night. 4.5 zone with fox in the rear, 35x12.50r20 nitto ridge grapplers on stock elevation rims. Ride seems better then stock, i

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Here is my submission to this thread. Its my 2016 GMC All/Terrain 4x4 6.5" Zone with AAL, 35.4" Duratracs on stock 20" Denali wheels.          

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jeffromx Enthusiast

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any chance you could get an overall height measurement on your truck to the top of the onstar antenna?

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Yup, it's a 2500. Zone 5". Now has CST 10" LIFT. No longer fits in the garage... 8aaa76db7b0d0316ad94be19bffb8b85.jpg2646f6a4eca6d4fa9f241f85805258ab.jpg

 

I don't like you anymore. Truck looks too good [emoji7] mind leaving your address in the comments and the keys in the truck? [emoji23] I'll be by next week

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Yup, it's a 2500. Zone 5". Now has CST 10" LIFT. No longer fits in the garage... 8aaa76db7b0d0316ad94be19bffb8b85.jpg2646f6a4eca6d4fa9f241f85805258ab.jpg

lol. it's a BEAST now!

Ill measure to antenna asap. Ill post measurement later.

thanks!

Jeffromx I see to no avail you have been asking members who have a lift to get roof measurements. When mine gets out of the shop either tonight or in morning I'll measure for you. Also you posted photo of Zone 5" lifted truck. Either that's a 2500 or original poster has a 4.5" zone cause I don't think Zone has a 5" for the 1500. Could be wrong but don't think so.

 

 

Wow I type slow!

 

Went back and looked and that is a beautiful 2500.

THANK YOU!!! :)

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Cajun Phil Enthusiast

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Ever get an overall height measurement?

Ever get an overall height measurement?

I have a Pro Comp 4" lift on my 2014 Sierra DC Z71 4x4 with 33" tires. Approximately 82" to the top top satlite antenna.

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Thanks a lot, I appreciate the info.

 

Sorry I have been a little busy lately the offset is +20

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jeffromx Enthusiast

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I have a Pro Comp 4" lift on my 2014 Sierra DC Z71 4x4 with 33" tires. Approximately 82" to the top top satlite antenna.

Woah!! Really? That's taller than a lot of guys that are running 6" and 35"s... Either way, thanks for measuring.

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Woah!! Really? That's taller than a lot of guys that are running 6" and 35"s... Either way, thanks for measuring.

I re-measured the heights of my truck and it's probably closer to 81". Top of front wheel well is 42" and rear is 42.5" and that's with fender flares on. The 4" lift is a Pro Comp #K1156B. For some reason it does look higher than other 4 " lifts which is ok with me.

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Today is turning out like my very first date! I thought I was getting my truck back and have been happy all day and boom nothing. Lift shop said they won't be able to give it back to me until tomorrow now. Oh wo is me, I never get lucky

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Today is turning out like my very first date! I thought I was getting my truck back and have been happy all day and boom nothing. Lift shop said they won't be able to give it back to me until tomorrow now. Oh wo is me, I never get lucky

 

LMAO... I feel your pain brother.

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