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How to Install Zone 6.5" Lift Kit, Skid Plate, and Add-a-Leaf

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The Zone 6.5" Lift Kit: http://www.realtruck.com/zone-off-road-suspension-lift-kits/?utm_source=youtube&utm;_medium=description&utm;_content=HowtoInstallZone65LiftKitSkidPlateandAddaLeaf&utm;_campaign=howto are more affordable than competitive Lift Kits, and are available with Hydraulic or nitrogen-charged shocks. Complete kits for both front & rear. Comes with a Limited Lifetime Warranty Stay Informed and Sign Up: http://www.realtruck.com/newsletter-signup/ Subscribe to our Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/RealTruckCom Follow us on Facebook: http://www.realtruck.com/facebook/?ut... Follow us on Twitter: http://www.realtruck.com/twitter/?utm... Follow us on Google+: http://www.realtruck.com/gplus/?utm_c... FREE SHIPPING Give us a call at 866-262-3738 Video Transcription: Hey, guys. Does your truck seem like it's missing something? Well, we've got what it's missing. We're gonna show you how to get in the zone and get your truck lifted with Zone Lift Kits. As you can see here, our Zone 6.5-inch front and rear lift kit comes with everything you need to get your truck up into that lifted zone. So what you want to do when you get your kit, lay out everything. Then inside your instruction sheet, there's a parts list. I'd recommend that you go through and check off all the parts on the parts list. Make sure you have everything before you start on the project, because everybody knows it's a really bad thing to get halfway done with a lift kit and be missing something important. So very important to do that. Make sure everything is here. The next step is to get this truck up in the air and start putting on this kit. So let's get the wheels off so we can get to the real heart of the lift kit. The next thing we're gonna do after we get the wheels off is we're gonna disconnect our brake line bracket from the differential right here. We got that loose. Just unclip our ABS line from our frame rail. Do our emergency brake bracket on the driver's side. We're also gonna remove this one up here. Take our shocks off. Hang onto the bolts because we'll need those to put the new shocks on. There's also one more up at the top we have to take loose. Unfortunately that one doesn't have a knot on the backside. It's built right onto the bracket. We don't have to worry about trying to hang onto that. Once our shocks are off, then we're gonna pull our U-bolts off. When you get to this point, it's very important that if you're doing this up in the air, you have some kind of a jack like we have up underneath the differential here. We'll take these off because the only thing that we're gonna be reusing here is this bottom plate that goes up under here. The U-bolts and the nuts, you can do whatever you want with. Throw them away. Throw them in a box. Keep them, whatever you want to do. All right, guys. Once we have the U-bolt off, what we're gonna do now is we're gonna slowly let this down, so that we can remove that factory block from out of there and be able to put our new block in.