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McCoy7

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McCoy7

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Has anyone had any experience with this company or using this Kit? 

 

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FiatDale Enthusiast

FiatDale

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Zone and BDS is the same company. Never used that lift but they make a quality product with great support

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sweatandsteel Enthusiast

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Has anybody used this kit as I am interested in it since it is a top mount system and may not interfere with the CV as bad? ?

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bgweed Enthusiast

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I'm in the fence between this and the Rough Country AT4 leveling kit 

sweatandsteel Enthusiast

sweatandsteel

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1 hour ago, bgweed said:

I'm in the fence between this and the Rough Country AT4 leveling kit 

I'm actually doing the same thing but seem to be leaning toward the Zone kit as all the spacers are at the top of the strut. The Rough Country kit still uses spacers at the bottom that will put the strut closer to the CV boot.

Dunn Senior Enthusiast

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its a couple of aluminum spacers.....I don't see how they could be all that different from company to company....maybe the type if its lower or upper but really these seem very basic.....

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Watson8830 New Member

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Had the zone level installed this past week and the front is now one inch lower than the rear so right where I wanted it. No problems so far. 35x11.50 ridge grapplers 

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sweatandsteel Enthusiast

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Looks great! I actually ordered mine on 6/17 but haven't heard anything yet so I guess I am going to have to call to follow-up. 

OC-20-TRL-Boss New Member

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I ended up using the ready lift 1.75” leveling kit. Would recommend since it comes with a better UCA to correct the weird angel most leveling kits cause. Just installed 295/70/18 and will post pics shortly. 

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rikhek Enthusiast

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On 5/13/2020 at 3:34 PM, sweatandsteel said:

I'm actually doing the same thing but seem to be leaning toward the Zone kit as all the spacers are at the top of the strut. The Rough Country kit still uses spacers at the bottom that will put the strut closer to the CV boot.

FWIW, I installed the Rough Country leveling kit on my 2019 AT4 and there are no clearance issues with the CV boot.  LOTS of clearance.  Make sure you put the bolt heads up when installing the lower strut mount bolts.

Cobra Jim Enthusiast

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I just had the Zone Leveling Kit installed. I also had upper control arms replaced as well. Still on Stock wheels and tires :( 

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Sbaer2012 Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, Cobra Jim said:

I went with the Zone Control Arms. 

 

https://zoneoffroad.com/1.75-Leveling-Kit-2019-Chevy-TrailBoss_and_Sierra-AT4/c1171

nice! I just ordered the zone 6.5 kit. Just replaced my struts but thinking about replacing my control arms/ball joints and tie rod ends when I do the lift. I just am torn between paying $500 for zone or cognito control arms. Did zone come with the ball joints or did you have to buy that separately also? I just don't see a viable alternative to them besides stock..

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