Zone OffRoad Products??

I know a couple of guys are running the Zone UCAs.

They are relatively cheap compared to many other brands, so Im concerned with quality.

Are Zone products pretty reliable?

thanks

 

Few guys on here run em they like haven't seen complain yet I know I Wana change mine out

 

Seems like Zone would be the way to go.. about 60% of the cost compared to other brands. But that's why I am curious about quality.

I was recently offered a pretty great price on ReadyLift UCAs, but thinking I may save the $$$ and go with Zone.

 

Zones look really beefy!

 

Zone's stuff is made by BDS so it should be quality. I have put on some zone lifts and have not been super impressed but then again I don't like the tundra BDS kits either.

 

I would only be getting the UCAs. they look pretty similar to the ReadyLift UCAs. those are my options. but its more for just stability and replacing the OEM stuff. im not a big offroad guy, so im not sure if it would matter all that much

 

I have zone’s with by BOSS. Never had a problem, but I don’t do anything super gnarly. They look beefy AF though. I get compliments all the time when people check out the suspension situation.

 

Your truck is going the be huge!

 

that's what I figured.. they look identical and im not real crazy off road. so I think they will suffice. they look badasssssss

 

Curious, if I were considering a lift, which would you recommend? These two posts kinda contradict each other

 

So the full coilover kit from BDS is the only full package bracket lift with coilovers and actual upgraded premium shocks. Otherwise their entry level kit uses too many proprietary parts and the strut extensions are a joke, and limit shock choices. If you are looking to retain the stock front coils and shocks the Rough Country kit is the way to go. The RC kit allows you to use factory wheels if you desire, where everyone else uses knuckles that require a change in offset. RC also uses factory tie rod ends and has better service. So moral of the story if the extended icons didn't require a 3 week wait i would offer a RC kit with Icons and blow the doors off the BDS KIT. You can always call me if you want the long story. We are open 9-5 Pacific Mon-Fri

 

I’ve never heard anyone say that Rough Country puts out a better product than BDS... I’d have to hear that a lot more to even consider that being true...

 

@SullyMoto19 , @TruckinIt has had his Zone UCA for a while now.. maybe he can tell you what he thinks

 

@Mike's Custom Toys with the rc kit and icons, does that eliminate the need for the spacers or n2.0 struts? I' running rc n2.0 3" lift now and am debating between the rc 6 or the ready lift 8, I need new front struts cause I had to cut my factory ones. Too rusted at 6,000 miles

 

Yes the extended coilovers replace the front spacers and would act as a high end N2.0.

 

I run them, have run Total Chaos, and Tough Country. Have experience aligning vehicles with Icon and Camburg arms. They appeal to me due to the oe bushing, and ball joint. Here is why they are wrong for me. They are designed for a 3.5” spacer lift, that lift lowers the up travel. At 2.5” lift my ball joints are completely neutral, but I have 2.5” of downtravel, and potentially 6.5” of up travel because I do not run a spacer lift. My ball joint is going to limit up travel, not good. Additionally there is some slop in the tolerances, my alignment struggles on the driver side, passenger is easy. Stock arms did not have the difference per side, only uppers changed.