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Buying a zone body lift! Any install problems?

Postby BigWhite [OP] » Jul 20 2014, 5:40pm

Ok so I have a 09 gmc 1500 and i am buying the zone 3 inch BL.
It's sitting at my work waiting for me haha. Now I have a 4 inch lift will that complicate things? Is there any problems others have ran into in similar situations? I already run 35s just want to sit a little taller. So if you have any input, pictures or comments let me know!

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Re: Buying a zone body lift! Any install problems?

Postby KsterlingT » Jul 20 2014, 7:00pm

Wow, truck looks awesome. If your current lift is a suspension lift you shouldn't run into any problems. I have the same body lift with my 6.5" Zone suspension lift and love it.
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Re: Buying a zone body lift! Any install problems?

Postby redrider218 » Jul 20 2014, 7:43pm

bigwhite why are you going with the zone 3" and not the performance accessories 3"?
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Re: Buying a zone body lift! Any install problems?

Postby BigWhite [OP] » Jul 20 2014, 7:46pm

We stopped dealing with PA last year and we marked it up huge haha. But we still deal with zone so I just ordered through my work, shipping all free and I just warranty anything through us haha. And it comes with front and rear bumper brackets, I don't think pa does.
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Postby redrider218 » Jul 20 2014, 7:48pm

ok but i do think the PA comes with front and rear bumper brackets also. Are you going to use the steering extension that comes with it or try to make it work without it?
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Re: Buying a zone body lift! Any install problems?

Postby BigWhite [OP] » Jul 20 2014, 7:50pm

If it's got it I'm using it haha. I've done things half assed before and everytime it's come back to bite me.
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