- Hey guys, Brad here with Custom Offsets.
We got another episode of lifts and levels.
This one's gonna be a 2009 Silverado 1500
with a 6 and a half inch Zone lift.
Let's go check it out.
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- Alright guys,
so like I said this is gonna be
a 6 and a half inch Zone lift
on this '09 Silverado 1500.
As some of you may or may not know,
Zone is actually owned by BDS.
It's one of their more entry level affordable brands
that kind of competes with the same price tag
as Rough Country.
In my personal opinion,
I really have been liking the stuff that Zone's putting out.
We'll go ahead and look at this kit
and show you exactly the components that we installed
and everything that comes with the kit.
Up front here,
this kit in particular comes with the lift struts.
So these are gonna be a 6 and a half inch
lift strut replacement to replace the factory struts.
No spacers up front.
As well as of course you've got your lower control arm.
Drop crossmember's down there as well,
it might be a little difficult to see.
If you want to go over to the front
and just get an angle of it down here.
Then as you can as well,
the differential gets dropped.
You can see the CV angles are not too extreme,
so the CV angle life will be
something that won't be wearing out
and going through parts.
Then of course we got sway bar drops as well.
Like I said, differential drop as you can see down there,
CV axle extensions,
and then 'round the back
this is just gonna be a simple block
set up in the back.
So we got a box in the back
to achieve the lift.
So like I was saying,
this is the Fox Adventure Series shocks
which you can get on the Zone kit.
The only difference between the adventure series
and the 2.0 series which you would get on a BDS is
the 2.0 is a little more expensive,
it's a full aluminum body shock,
the Adventure Series is a steel body shock,
but performs just as well.
That's pretty much it for this truck.
You can see if you want to get a shot of the overall stance,
it's pretty damn level.
I wouldn't say the back is raked any higher than the front.
But yeah, that's gonna be a 6 and a half inch Zone
and that's gonna be for the 2008 to '13 GM half ton trucks.
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