Lift kit

[DZR2.25]

Thinking of purchasing this lift kit from atlas off-road for my 2025 1500 ZR2 with the 3.0L diesel engine. Any one have any knowledge on them? Or any advice on kits similar? Just looking to achieve a level stance on the truck

 

[The_Q]

Atlas is owned by one Peak Suspension's former owners, Nick Psomas. According to some of Nick's recent posts, Atlas' newest kit (the one you mentioned) solves the issue some had with the upper strut bushings tearing due to lack of support with other brand (Peak Suspension and others) top strut hat lifts. As long as the Dirt King or any other upper control arms have the silent spin busing and ball joints, not uniball you'll be happy with them.

 

[AXE]

As always, @The_Q knows best!

 

[DZR2.25]

Atlas is owned by one Peak Suspension's former owners, Nick Psomas. According to some of Nick's recent posts, Atlas' newest kit (the one you mentioned) solves the issue some had with the upper strut bushings tearing due to lack of support with other brand (Peak Suspension and others) top strut hat lifts. As long as the Dirt King or any other upper control arms have the silent spin busing and ball joints, not uniball you'll be happy with them.

Okay thanks, will the dirt king 4130 UCA be good enough? I’ve seen some posts before about how it can be iffy if the AEV bison bumper is installed on the front. So with your knowledge would I be fine with the 4130s or do I need to go ahead with the billet UCA.

 

[The_Q]

Okay thanks, will the dirt king 4130 UCA be good enough? I’ve seen some posts before about how it can be iffy if the AEV bison bumper is installed on the front. So with your knowledge would I be fine with the 4130s or do I need to go ahead with the billet UCA.

The Dirt King 4130 Upper Control Arms would work perfectly! Just follow the instructions when installing them. I see pictures on various forums and social media where the installer doesn't remove the service perch. The perch is easily removed with a cutoff disk.