Lifted or stock height upper control arms with coilovers set to stock height on zone 6” lift?

[atreides]

I have a Zone 6” lift with my coilovers lowered an inch, so the total lift is 5”. Do I need Zone upper control arms that are setup for 2” lifts or do I need stock height upper control arms?

 

[olyelr]

Either will work. Im not affluent enough with the half tons to recommend which would be better though.

 

[Jacob Maguire]

Following; also about to pull trigger on Zone 6" and share the preferred-UCA concern.

 

[Nick@GotExhaust]

With a Zone lift it adjust all the geometry so you do not need angle correcting UCA's unless you are adding lift on top of the 6" lift. So if you did a lift and had coil overs and raised the coil overs for another 2" of lift, then you would use the Zone UCA's. You can use stock UCA's with the Zone 6" kit.

Anyone interested in a lift, UCAs, or any other suspension items feel free to message me for information and a quote

 

[atreides]

With a Zone lift it adjust all the geometry so you do not need angle correcting UCA's unless you are adding lift on top of the 6" lift. So if you did a lift and had coil overs and raised the coil overs for another 2" of lift, then you would use the Zone UCA's. You can use stock UCA's with the Zone 6" kit.

Anyone interested in a lift, UCAs, or any other suspension items feel free to message me for information and a quote

Got it. That’s what I assumed and wanted to verify. I have the 6” lift lowered 1” with Fox coilovers so I should probably switch back to stock upper control arms.

 

[RJL1]

I have the Zone 6" lift and their UCA's. Great setup. Truck drives like a dream.