6 inch zone lift suspension upgrade

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01-26-2017, 01:26 PM

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jimmy2016f150

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I may be interested in this, how much is the prerunner kit? On your site I only see a chase kit. I have the zone kit now with halo coilovers for 8" lift, but would like a way to improve ride and not go through upper control arms. Would you use wheel spacers to match rear width to front?

I am interested in your setup are you running a 6 inch lift with halos? Did you get 37's to fit?

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01-26-2017, 02:19 PM

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Yeah, it is the Halo strut with Pro Comp spacer. 37's clear no problem

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05-07-2018, 07:35 PM

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What’s your wheel specs? I’m looking at the halo coilovers with the zone lift kit and was wanting to run 37s as well. Do you have any pics and how’s the ride quality?

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05-08-2018, 06:48 PM

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I am interested in your setup are you running a 6 inch lift with halos? Did you get 37's to fit?

Jimmy,
If you're doing as much offroading as you say skip the Halo coilovers and go straight to King or Fox they'll far outlast saving the few extra dollars. I cheaped out and got what I could afford immediately last summer which was the Halo coilovers which for what they are is a good quality budget setup. The first semi serious dirt road I took them on 6 ish months after I installed them had washboards and loose rocky dirt the shocks out were destroyed by. They are great for on road performance and very mild off-road adventures. Also look into Baja kits, SVC Offroad, or RPG Offroad UCA's they're equipment I'd recommend over any of the typical tube type UCA's.