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I want to install the Bull Rings on the top rail of my 2014 Silverado.

 

Looking at the rear "stake hole" on the bed rail, I haven't seen any Bull Rings specifically designed for that hole.

 

Where do I get them?

 

These are the one's I like....

 

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Or these...

 

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I think thats more for a handle when using the bumper step then a stake pocket

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I think thats more for a handle when using the bumper step then a stake pocket

So does Bull Ring make one for the 2014?

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So does Bull Ring make one for the 2014?

Luster, the only rings they list on their web site are the retractable rings for inside the bed. Here is a link to their web site. They are based in Boerne, TX and good to deal with. Give them a call or email. Looks like they are doing something for the new Fords, so maybe they are working on something for the GM '14 top rails. Since the rear holes are meant to be grab handles, as you know, they are not square like previous years. So they may be hard to fit.

http://www.bullringusa.com

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Luster, the only rings they list on their web site are the retractable rings for inside the bed. Here is a link to their web site. They are based in Boerne, TX and good to deal with. Give them a call or email. Looks like they are doing something for the new Fords, so maybe they are working on something for the GM '14 top rails. Since the rear holes are meant to be grab handles, as you know, they are not square like previous years. So they may be hard to fit.

http://www.bullringusa.com

Thanks Chuck! Yes, I contacted Don at Bullring and he responded immediately. You are correct, they are not making top rail parts for the '14. The fronts only have a lip rail on one side so they won't fit, and the rear are designed as hand-hold pockets, so there will not be a top ring designed for that.

 

He highly recommended the Chevy Bullets, which I plan to purchase.

 

I have asked Don if they will fit with Line X bed liner which is a little less than 1/8" thick.

 

Thank you for your response. :thumbs:

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Thanks Chuck! Yes, I contacted Don at Bullring and he responded immediately. You are correct, they are not making top rail parts for the '14. The fronts only have a lip rail on one side so they won't fit, and the rear are designed as hand-hold pockets, so there will not be a top ring designed for that.

 

He highly recommended the Chevy Bullets, which I plan to purchase.

 

I have asked Don if they will fit with Line X bed liner which is a little less than 1/8" thick.

 

Thank you for your response. :thumbs:

I installed a set of bullets after getting Line X sprayed in. Great fit.

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I installed a set of bullets after getting Line X sprayed in. Great fit.

Yup.... just got mine today.

 

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