Lifts & Levels: 2015 Chevy 2500HD w/ 5" Zone Lift Kit
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On this episode of Lifts & Levels we install a 5” Zone Lift Kit on a 2015 Chevy 2500HD:
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Another great video guys
What was the torch out for? Does this kit require cutting?
You guys ever do Carli Suspension systems?
Want to do another Popular Fits for 94-01 Rams?
I’ve got a 2012 2500 longbed crew w/ a 3 1/2in rake I don’t want to mess with the rear end height, would a zone 4” or 5” be the way to go?
How long is this install ?
Totally unrelated question but I ordered wheels and tires and I have received them in record time which is great but I thought y’all included a decal with your wheels and tires and I didn’t receive one and I really would like one.
The decals are sent in a separate package from the wheels so it will most likely show up soon!
Custom Offsets Thank you for telling and I will highly recommended y’all to anyone who goes to buy wheels and tires
always great videos guys, can you please help a guy like me understand which is better when you say the torsion bars are dropped unlike the BPS, is BPS "better" or more in alignment for truck's natural stance so truck sits better with less torque on parts due to this? Got first truck in August, haven't decided quite yet what to do, but all signs are pointing to the 6" BDS lift so far. 2nd question, what are advantages or pros to the 6" over the 4.5" BDS lift, or is it literally to get bigger wheels & Tires, that's it? Thank you so much for your help.
Typically the torsion drop will be better than the non-torsion drop and yes the 6" kit will just be bigger.
@@CustomOffsetsTV I bought my truck with this lift already on it. Does this this lift use the stock torsion keys? Thanks!... I have to say this is my favorite channel on the TH-cam that covers lifts and levels. 🇺🇸
How much do you guys charge to install a lift like this?
Not related to the video but how well do the atturo trail blade X/T handle in snow, I want to know if I should save money and purchase the X/T or go all out and buy a ridge grappler
Even though the ridge grapplers are our #1 seller right now and do handle great in snow, the trail blades also seem to do fairly well in the snow too. The choice is yours, both great options!
Custom Offsets thanks
No shocks boots on the rear???🤔
All that salt from the roads in the snow.
Those stock upper control arms? Upgrade needed. That's what I did.
how do you like this lift ? and what arms you get if you dont mind me asking idk what todo for mine i wanted level but heard its rough so nooo
@@mondo9.2.5 my lml came with the 5" zone already on it, and I love this lift. I notice the front tires only stick out 3/8" more than the rear. Can't even really tell. I put mcgauphy upper control arms on myself, they give you plenty of space between the bump stop under the control arms. I could stack a leveling kit on top but I'm not going to.. Rockin 35x13.5x20 ridge Grapplers, f rated, with -18 feul Vandals. They clear all around, but I have a aftermarket front bumper that give be plenty of clearance. Bumper came with the truck aswell.
@@mondo9.2.5 if you only level it I'd recommend front dif spacers, they're cheap and easy to do yourself.
How much difference is the wheel base. Front to back.
Damn that truck is rusted out already
So much rust.
Not him again