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MotoMedic Senior Enthusiast

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It's probably a little too soon to start this thread but I'm getting a new Sierra in the next couple weeks and hope to begin modifying asap. After window tint & badge shaving, leveling is #3 on my exterior list. Feel free to add to my list of questions. Thanks.

 

 

A) Leveling Kit: Anyone know if 07-13 kits will fit on the 14's? ..or have they significantly changed the suspension?

 

B) Aftermarket Grilles: Any companies offering them yet? If you've seen one, please post where.

 

C) ______

 

 

 

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Carder09 Senior Enthusiast

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I don't think any company has yet to offer a lift kit. Though I am sure you can call around and be the guinea pig lol. Way too early IMO for a new platform to already have lift kits made.

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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It'll happen pretty fast. Fullsize trucks are a massive, massive market. The company that waits to debut products is the one that gets left behind.

Prdtrgttr Enthusiast

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I notice Traxda lifts, formerly Truxxx, has the kit listed, but doesn't have a link that works yet...they must be close.

Let me know if you find anything about the lift/levelling kits, please and thank you.

blackout07 Senior Enthusiast

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Word is that FTS has a kit coming out soon. Although probably larger than what you're after. I saw it mentioned somewhere that the suspension didn't really change much if any?????

MotoMedic Senior Enthusiast

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I'll probably just buy some 2" GMT-900 leveling spacers and give them a try. It's not a difficult install & I can always return them if they don't fit.

BNSF Enthusiast

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I emailed a reputable company about their aftermarket all-season floor mats earlier this week. I got a response today that they are currently receiving per-production samples from the factory this week. If everything goes well, should be available by mid-July.

 

I get a free pair for testing for my inquiry. :)

 

Husky has released their product for 2014:

 

http://www.carid.com/2014-gmc-sierra-floor-mats/husky-floor-liners-12469863.html

RGNewell Enthusiast

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The Lock'er Down console safe for the split bench should be ready end of this month, and the bucket seat version soon after.

Little Lucky New Member

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The leveling kits for the 2013 Sierra wont work on the new 2014 Sierra. The upper and lower control arms are aluminum and the bolts and/or holes where the bolts fit are slightly different.

MotoMedic Senior Enthusiast

MotoMedic

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The leveling kits for the 2013 Sierra wont work on the new 2014 Sierra. The upper and lower control arms are aluminum and the bolts and/or holes where the bolts fit are slightly different.

 

I don't believe all the trim levels got the aluminum upgrade. My 2007 2wd front suspension looks identical to the 2014 2wd front suspension. However, the 2014 All-Terrain models I've seen clearly have different (aluminum) control arms.

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Prdtrgttr Enthusiast

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I talked to my local Kal Tire dealer, the 2014 Traxda(truxxx) lift/levelling kits have a $15 rebate on the total kit, and I was informed that the 13 kit fits the 14's...

Prdtrgttr Enthusiast

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On another note...will a spray in box liner, specifically, on the tail gate, will that extra weight still allow "e z" close feature to still work?

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rhurtado3232 Enthusiast

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i talked to the local 4wheelparts store and they said that pro comp is offering 3 diff lift kits. up to a 6 inch lift. there isnt anything available online. all the info the store is getting is by email from the manufactures.

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