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Thought I'd bump this back up. Here's mine:

 

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Absolutely loving it! Let's see some more pics guys!

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I'll get some more up once I get him back from the body-shop (passenger door was not 100% aligned and drove me crazy... Thanks GM!)
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Nice looking truck! the z71 grille looks soo good on a black truck.

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  • 2 weeks later...
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The regular cab silverado/sierras 2014s are so nice.. they are rare around here.. i havent seen one yet around my area.. I wanted to go with one before i got my 2014 extended cab but all the dealership had that i went too had the regular cabs but in long beds so i went with a extended cab for same price as the longbed regular cabs they had..

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Yeah, it was hard to find this one, most dealers just have the WT model, and finding one with 4x4 and Z71 package is hard. Luckily the local dealer had one in stock. It would be great if they offered high end features like Dodge does on the Ram R/T like a center console and leather seats.

  • 2 weeks later...
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First post here! I have had my 14' gmc sierra sle 4x4 for a month about now and absolutely love it! To let you guys know I work at "Tillmans truck gear" in Indianapolis. We have worked on a couple '14s but I had the pleasue of working on a '14 silverado rcsb that was almost identical to my gmc. We added a zone leveling kit and running boards the customer. Here are some pictures of of the trucks sitting side by side and comparision shots:

 

My gmc: all stock

 

Customers silverado: Zone 2" leveling kit, running boards

 

 

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The pictures dont do the justice. The leveling kit really set the truck off. If your thinking about doing it but unsure Im here to tell you, you will love it! I will be doing it to my gmc soon. As far as the install it took me maybe 30 mins. (Ive done alot of these now and have a lift though) Those of you have not done something like this as long as you have tools, jack stands, and a jack it is a very easy install. If you guys have any questions let me know!

 

Hope you enjoy!

 

  • 3 weeks later...
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First post here! I have had my 14' gmc sierra sle 4x4 for a month about now and absolutely love it! To let you guys know I work at "Tillmans truck gear" in Indianapolis. We have worked on a couple '14s but I had the pleasue of working on a '14 silverado rcsb that was almost identical to my gmc. We added a zone leveling kit and running boards the customer. Here are some pictures of of the trucks sitting side by side and comparision shots:

 

My gmc: all stock

 

Customers silverado: Zone 2" leveling kit, running boards

 

 

Part #:

20141014_115813.jpg

 

20141014_110442.jpg

 

20141014_110653.jpg

 

20141014_110704.jpg

 

20141014_110729.jpg

 

20141014_110802.jpg

 

20141014_120850.jpg

 

The pictures dont do the justice. The leveling kit really set the truck off. If your thinking about doing it but unsure Im here to tell you, you will love it! I will be doing it to my gmc soon. As far as the install it took me maybe 30 mins. (Ive done alot of these now and have a lift though) Those of you have not done something like this as long as you have tools, jack stands, and a jack it is a very easy install. If you guys have any questions let me know!

 

Hope you enjoy!

 

Is it the strut spacer kit?

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How much have you guys paid for your reg cab? Thinking of buying one next year

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$24000.00 at Danny Beck's Chevrolet in Sapulpa Okla.

Thanks thats a good price is yours a v8?
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no I liked the v6 has more then enough power for me . did get towing package , have pulled a fully loaded trailer with out any problems only thing is I wish it had integrated brake control

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