Zone 1.5" body lift on 2015 Sierra Denali.

[Denali62]

Rather than bore you with the whole email thread between myself and the zone representative I'll just summarize.

 

I asked if they could tell me the issue with the fitment of their body lift on a Denali.

 

Their response was that the bumper brackets in the Denali were different than standard models causing fitment issues.

 

I am wondering if this is correct before I think I know everything. Aren't the two bumpers interchangeable? If the brackets are different that's no big deal I can mod the stocks just like any redneck hack job correct? Anyone else come across this situation?

[NeverSSatisfied]

Rather than bore you with the whole email thread between myself and the zone representative I'll just summarize.

 

I asked if they could tell me the issue with the fitment of their body lift on a Denali.

 

Their response was that the bumper brackets in the Denali were different than standard models causing fitment issues.

 

I am wondering if this is correct before I think I know everything. Aren't the two bumpers interchangeable? If the brackets are different that's no big deal I can mod the stocks just like any redneck hack job correct? Anyone else come across this situation?

I put the zone 3" on my 2011 silverado and the brackets they send are barely brackets at all, I've got a Fusion aftermarket bumper so I had to do quite a bit of fab work

[Denali62]

That's good info. Thanks a lot. I plan on getting the sca bumper (without the spider lol) so I'll have to make some brackets but I was scared it was due to some magneride differences.

 

If anyone else wants to chime please do not hesitate.

[GRN69CHV]

For 1.5" lift, why would you bother and not just raise the suspension? Without doing a minimum of 1" front end lift you will still have a lot rake. JMHO, these trucks need the front end lifted 1"-1.5" to make them look right.

[Denali62]

I have a suspension maxx 2.5" leveling kit and a 1" lift in the back. I totally agree