Post Pics of your Zone 4.5" lift

[mityike]

Tyler, any other pics of the 4.5" with stock setup?

 

KBrooks - what size tires and wheels (offset)?

 

Looking to do the 4.5" zone on a 2017 and adding the 33" but don't want them to stick out. Looking at putting them on 20x9's. Any idea the offset I'd need? Also, did any of you upgrade the UCA with the zone lift?

[jimmyboy8301]

Tyler, any other pics of the 4.5" with stock setup?

 

KBrooks - what size tires and wheels (offset)?

 

Looking to do the 4.5" zone on a 2017 and adding the 33" but don't want them to stick out. Looking at putting them on 20x9's. Any idea the offset I'd need? Also, did any of you upgrade the UCA with the zone lift?

Mine when I used stock wheels for one day which didn't work because of the stamped steel UCAs

 

And now:

 

 

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[mityike]

Thanks. Are they the stock tire size on the stock wheels? Trying to get a good look at what the 4.5" will look like with 275 60 20's.

[jimmyboy8301]

Thanks. Are they the stock tire size on the stock wheels? Trying to get a good look at what the 4.5" will look like with 275 60 20's.

no, Toyo AT2 305/55/20

 

 

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[mityike]

Thanks.

 

I've read all the reviews about the Zone 4.5", and really like the setup, but am torn between this lift or just installing the Bilstein adjustables and replacing the rear block with a 2.25". Max tire size I see for the foreseeable future would be 33's, and although I love the look of the 4.5", not sure if its worth the extra money.

[jimmyboy8301]

Thanks.

 

I've read all the reviews about the Zone 4.5", and really like the setup, but am torn between this lift or just installing the Bilstein adjustables and replacing the rear block with a 2.25". Max tire size I see for the foreseeable future would be 33's, and although I love the look of the 4.5", not sure if its worth the extra money.

IMO the Zone is definitely worth the extra money. It gives you a nice mildly lifted stance and keeps all your angles at stock geometry. Plus the kit is very reasonably priced to boot

 

 

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[big papa]

On 5/12/2017 at 5:43 AM, jimmyboy8301 said:

Mine when I used stock wheels for one day which didn't work because of the stamped steel UCAs

 

And now:

 

 

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Digging this one back up as Im getting a Zone 4.5 lift.  What are the wheel/tire specs for both set-ups on this truck?   Both look nice.  I was leaning toward 20" reps and 33s.  Thanks jimmyboy.

[jimmyboy8301]

Digging this one back up as Im getting a Zone 4.5 lift.  What are the wheel/tire specs for both set-ups on this truck?   Both look nice.  I was leaning toward 20" reps and 33s.  Thanks jimmyboy.

That was the OEM 20s on 305/55

then 20x10s on 295/55 Nittos for winter

22x10s on 33x12.5 Nittos for summer


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[big papa]

That was fast, thanks man!!!!!!!!!

 

[jimmyboy8301]

That was fast, thanks man!!!!!!!!!
 

Glad to help


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[big papa]

Do u daily drive your truck?  I have concerns if I go wide like yours, I would constantly  be cleaning the sides of my truck. 

[big papa]

One more question.  Do u recall the offsets of your wheels? 

[jimmyboy8301]

Do u daily drive your truck?  I have concerns if I go wide like yours, I would constantly  be cleaning the sides of my truck. 

Yes i DD it, i do about 17k a year and the wheels are -25


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[Jesse310]

I am still searching for that perfect lift kit.  I know I am going to have to replace the wheels too.  I think I am going to go with a 3-4" lift.  Do the manufacturer's need the truck owner to measure the rear wheel's distance since it is naturally higher?

[big papa]

You can run stockers, many do.  But you need to run spacers and lots of people dont want too.  I may run 20" stocker snowflakes and 33x12s on my 4.5 lift.  I dont mind spacers. You can look at customoffsets gallery to see what you may want and what other have.   I love this look, but taller.