Icon's Stage 2 Suspension Fits the U725, 2021–2026 Only

If you own a U725 built in model year 2021 or later, through 2026, Icon Vehicle Dynamics has a Stage 2 Suspension System listed to fit it. That is the fitment window you need to hold to. A 2020 truck is not on this list, and neither is anything older. Fitment is tied to how the chassis mounts and how the factory geometry is laid out, and those change between generations even when the badge on the tailgate stays the same. If your year falls outside 2021–2026, this is not your kit, regardless of what looks similar in photos.

A "Stage 2" package from Icon generally means the company is addressing more than ride height. These systems are built around damping and corner balance, not just lifting the body off the tires, so the point of buying one is how the truck behaves over washboard, g-outs, and the transition from pavement to dirt. That is where a matched system earns its price over a cheaper spacer.

Here is where we stop and point you at the paperwork. We are not going to print a spring rate, a ride-height figure, or a torque spec for the hardware. Those numbers live in Icon's installation instructions and in your vehicle's service manual, and they exist for a reason. A suspension fastener torqued by guess is a fastener that can back out on trail, and a spring rate matched to the wrong load is a truck that either packs down or rides like a buckboard. Read the sheet that comes in the box, and use the factory service manual for the chassis-side values. Do not take a number off a forum.

Practical notes for the U725 owner considering this. A lift of any kind changes how your tires relate to the fenders and how your alignment settles, so budget for an alignment after install and check clearance at full lock and full droop before you load up for a trip. If you are pairing this with larger tires, confirm those separately — nothing in this product's fitment data speaks to wheel or tire sizing, and we will not tell you a combination clears when we have not been given that data.

Bottom line: 2021–2026 U725 owners have a complete, matched suspension option here rather than a parts-bin lift. Confirm your model year against the 2021–2026 window, follow Icon's torque and setup figures from the included instructions and your service manual, and get it aligned before the first run.