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Has anyone seen this package before??

 

Looks like a body lift with a leveling kit but I can't seem to find any information about it and don't want to gamble and find out this doesn't fit a 2017.....

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Daystar-5-Premium-Lift-Kit-System-Fits-2016-2018-Silverado-Sierra-/182390171427?hash=item2a774d2723:g:3cUAAOSw5cNYUwW7&vxp=mtr

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Um, you're kidding right? You're going to put a junk ebay body lift kit on your 2017 ? C'mon man...

Posted

Ya might want to rethink this. Buyer beware.

 

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Do you have 2wd or 4wd? Maybe we can guide you in a better direction... because yeah this lift will leave a ton to be desired...

 

What's your budget ??

What size tires do you want to clear?

What do you use your truck for?

 

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I am looking to just do a body lift with a leveling kit. Isnt this about the same as the RC leveling kit with a Zone BL?

 

Looking to clear 33's on 20x10 -24 offset.....

 

Daily driver just looking for a better appearance

 

Its a '17 Z71....

Posted

I am looking to just do a body lift with a leveling kit. Isnt this about the same as the RC leveling kit with a Zone BL?

 

Looking to clear 33's on 20x10 -24 offset.....

 

Daily driver just looking for a better appearance

 

Its a '17 Z71....

so get something name brand, not that crap

 

 

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I am looking to just do a body lift with a leveling kit. Isnt this about the same as the RC leveling kit with a Zone BL?

 

Looking to clear 33's on 20x10 -24 offset.....

 

Daily driver just looking for a better appearance

 

Its a '17 Z71....

 

 

This ebay cheapo kit = $660

 

RC 2" level $50 and Zone 3.5" $230 = $250

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This ebay cheapo kit = $660

 

RC 2" level $50 and Zone 3.5" $230 = $250

I don't see a Zone 3.5" bodylift for the 17's....

Posted

I don't see a Zone 3.5" bodylift for the 17's....

but you see a bunch of other threads on this forum that talk about preferred lifts and lifts that'll allow you to run 33's, 35's, right? Do your research there and i'm positive you'll make the wise choice afterwards.

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Yes I do, just don't really see any answers for the 17's. One guy put a BL on that was for 14-15's and was short something and the place I called said they don't make a BL for the 17's yet. I have found a Performance Accessories one for $599.99.....so that is why I posted this thread not to be a dick.

 

Yes if I had and extra $2200 laying around I would just put a Zone 4.5" lift on and call it a day but I don't. And I have a '12 with a 2.5" leveling kit on 33's now and it just looks stuffed IMO so that why I am looking for something a little taller for my new truck.

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Yes I do, just don't really see any answers for the 17's. One guy put a BL on that was for 14-15's and was short something and the place I called said they don't make a BL for the 17's yet. I have found a Performance Accessories one for $599.99.....so that is why I posted this thread not to be a dick.

 

Yes if I had and extra $2200 laying around I would just put a Zone 4.5" lift on and call it a day but I don't. And I have a '12 with a 2.5" leveling kit on 33's now and it just looks stuffed IMO so that why I am looking for something a little taller for my new truck.

i got my Zone INSTALLED for $1700. Shop around

 

 

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Called the 3 places pretty much in Wisconsin who offer Zone lifts and they were all about the same cost. $2200 was the cheapest I found....

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