Zone off road 2 inch lift SAS Package ISSUES

[Joeybags]

Questions for people who have installed the Zone Off Road 2 inch lift for the badlands and sas package.

I just had the kit installed today along with new UCA’s. Immediately after picking the vehicle up I can still see a noticeable rake. (Hoping it will maybe settle) after getting the vehicle home I pull some measurements on each tire. (Top of the tread to the bottom edge of the fender flares) Every single measurement is different.

Rear passenger side is around 8 1/4” from top of tire to the bottom of the fender flare

Front passenger is around 6 7/8”

Front driver is around 6 5/8”

Rear Driver is around 7 7/8”

My understanding is that this kit is supposed to “lift and level” the bronco.

Will the suspension settle over time? I’m very concerned that it wasn’t installed properly by the shop who did the work. The fact that each measurement is so different is irritating to me. Especially there being such huge of a difference on the passenger side of the vehicle.
Should I call the shop that did the install and have them correct it? I’m kinda hesitant to give them any more of my business at the point with the job they did. What would yall do?
I have attached a few photos (sorry for the quality)

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[V1Rotate]

You're almost never going to have an exact match at all 4 corners without buying adjustable coilovers.. the weight of your vehicle is never 100% even across all 4 corners (especially the front). Your measurements there are all reasonably close.. in line with what you'll expect from a spacer/collar lift. There is no "correcting" it.. with those types of lifts you just get what you get out of it. There isn't a custom solution for each corner without spending lots more money for adjustable coilovers.
It will settle some over time yes.. but it won't self-level. If you're looking for exact matches you'll likely still be searching for answers. That said its also very very dependant on where/how you park when you take the measurements.. it'll make the numbers fluctuate one way or the other more than the 1/4" or so you're seeing as a difference.

Also FWIW you don't (IMO) really want it sitting dead level with nothing/nobody in it as the second you load people and stuff now you look like a 17 year old driving a white chevy in South Carolina dragging the rear around like a dog with worms. No offense to reasonable 17 yo's in SC

 

[87-Z28]

1” rake is good. Especially if you load it up. I don’t really understand the desire to level the vehicle when empty.

 

[V1Rotate]

1” rake is good. Especially if you load it up. I don’t really understand the desire to level the vehicle when empty.

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