6.2L Still on constraint???

[redwngr]

Yes, it certainly does and I ordered my Denali with theh Z-71, however when it was produced it was given Z-60 - same options as the Z-71 minus the Rancho shocks....I sat down with my dealership's GM and attempted to place an order for a Denali with the Z-71 and it was "grayed out" indicating that it was not available and that the substitute would be the Z-60....maybe a shortage of Rancho shocks since there was the issues with some of them leaking and they decided to do a delete until it was resolved ?? Maybe full Z71 will come back shortly - I also saw where they are removing some of the Sierra/Silverado badging on the doors from some trim levels.....chalk it up to first year hick-ups???

Interesting. When was your build date? Distribution update of 10/21/2013 shows " Mechanical section-(Z60) Suspension Package, High-Performance, deleted option entirely."

[whaler]

I guess may as well wait until the 2015's come out?? Lol

[Hspore]

no....not concerned about the Ranchos at all...we must think alike - I was wondering when the Bilsteins would be available.

[14SLTZ71]

Can anybody confirm if the 2015 1500 6.2L or the 8 speed tranny are on constraint. Dealership says yes but nobody at Chevy (corporate) will confirm this. Maybe someone on this forum has insight into this.

[Roidz]

They're building them, just not very many of them. And not a lot of dealers are getting allocations yet, but they are building them.

[redwngr]

They're building them, just not very many of them. And not a lot of dealers are getting allocations yet, but they are building them.

Same info from my dealer.

 

Could be the 6.2, or it could be the 8 speed that is causing the constraint.

 

(It's not unusual for ramp-up to start slow in order to get the final touches on tooling and equipment at suppliers and at gm)