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I did a search and didn't find this, so I thought I would post if anyone was interested. If it has been posted already, my apologies.

 

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1 Performance Air Intake, P/N 84016022

2 Black Bowtie Grille and Tailgate Emblems, P/N 23303572

3 Chrome Trailering Mirrors, P/N 23372181

4 Sport Bar Package, P/N 23325905

5 Premium All-Weather Front Floor Liners in Black (Mini-Floor Liner shown), P/N 84056631

6 Exhaust Tip with Logo, P/N 23238759

7 Chrome Fuel Door, P/N 23441976/23441975

8 Tubular Nudge Bar, P/N 23387670

9 3-Inch Off-Road Step Bars in Black, P/N 22929605

10 Assist Handle Package in Gray, P/N 23285090

 

 

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Pretty sure these are only for 16s as I don't believe ( with the exception of the bow ties, running boards and mats ) would work on anything 15 or older. Or am I wrong?

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Pretty sure these are only for 16s as I don't believe ( with the exception of the bow ties, running boards and mats ) would work on anything 15 or older. Or am I wrong?

I am not 100% sure, but I don't see why most if not all of these wouldn't fit on a 2015 or even a 2014 Silverado.

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Well the '16s only changed the design of the front end but everything would mount the same. The only thing is that the nudge/bull bar wouldn't really look right with the '14s and '15s because it looks to be designed with the '16 Silverado in mind. So it would go with the '16 but wouldn't look right with the '14 and '15. It should still mount right up though.

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Pretty sure these are only for 16s as I don't believe ( with the exception of the bow ties, running boards and mats ) would work on anything 15 or older. Or am I wrong?

 

 

The only thing that should specifically be 2016 only would be the Bullbar and bowties. Everything else should fit on a 2014+.

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The only thing that should specifically be 2016 only would be the Bullbar and bowties. Everything else should fit on a 2014+.

 

Emblems are the same.

2014 #5 in diagram: http://www.gmpartscenter.net/auto-parts/2014/chevrolet/silverado-1500/lt-trim/5-3l-v8-flex-engine/body-cat/grille-and-components-scat

2016 #4 in diagram: http://www.gmpartscenter.net/auto-parts/2016/chevrolet/silverado-1500/lt-trim/5-3l-v8-flex-engine/body-cat/grille-and-components-scat

 

 

Also as I stated, I see no reason the bullbar won't bolt up to a '14-'15, it's just designed to work better with the styling of the '16. So it should bolt up to '14-'16, it just might not look as good on the '14-'15 as it would on the '16.

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Emblems are the same.

2014 #5 in diagram: http://www.gmpartscenter.net/auto-parts/2014/chevrolet/silverado-1500/lt-trim/5-3l-v8-flex-engine/body-cat/grille-and-components-scat

2016 #4 in diagram: http://www.gmpartscenter.net/auto-parts/2016/chevrolet/silverado-1500/lt-trim/5-3l-v8-flex-engine/body-cat/grille-and-components-scat

 

 

Also as I stated, I see no reason the bullbar won't bolt up to a '14-'15, it's just designed to work better with the styling of the '16. So it should bolt up to '14-'16, it just might not look as good on the '14-'15 as it would on the '16.

 

 

Good to know about the bowties, I thought someone said they were a slightly difference size. As far as the bullbar goes, I also recall someone saying that there was an issue with the hook mounts space being slightly different on the 2016's.

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I have seen a ton of bowties referenced as 2016 only. Are we sure there wasn't a change for this year ?

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SouthernSilveradoguy posted a diagram for a 2014 and 2016. Part numbers for bowtie was same part number for both years.

 

 

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Anyone have pictures of that bull bar on a truck. Sure looks sweet.

 

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Sure but the black bowtie number for the 2014's are 23463799. According to everywhere I have seen the front one will not fit on a 2016.

 

​Comments on Amazon from the GM listing of the 23463799

 

 

Question:

Answer:
No offense to Alan, but why dont yall delete his comment since it is the first answered question you see on the page, and it would lead one to believe it will work with a 2016. Do not buy this is if you have a 2016. The rear will work, and the front will not. I need to return the item, but i have already put the rear on. You would think this would be changed in the description, but it has not.... see less
By Amazon Customer on March 18, 2016
No it won't. You need GM Part # 23303572
By Jeremy B. on March 7, 2016
This does not show to fit your application.
By DIRECTGM on March 8, 2016
I have a 2016 High Country and it did NOT fit
By Gene P. on March 7, 2016
yes
By Alan Webb Chevy on March 7, 2016
It WILL NOT fit a 2016 Silverado which uses a different front grille and size bowtie than the 2014-2015 for which this front bowtie was designed. As others have commented correct part for a 2016 is #23303572
By TomC on April 12, 2016
1500 or 2500 & 3500 2016 Silverado? I saw this Q&A and mistakenly bought the suggested 23303572 Front and Back Kit for the "2016 Silverado". Mine is a 2016 2500 Custom Sport Duramax with the Painted Grill and front bumper....the 23303572 kit contains a front emblem that is not correct for this truck. Back one is right on...makes me wonder if this kit, the 23463799, really does work with all non-1500 2016 Silverados since they are not the new 2016 1500 body style yet? see less
By Jess on June 1, 2016

https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-GM-23463799-Bowtie-Emblem/dp/B00P45JACU

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Anyone have pictures of that bull bar on a truck. Sure looks sweet.

 

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Well it might not be a midnight edition, but it is close enough to get the idea.

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I've seen sites that list them separate too but figured that if it's on a GM parts site with the same # that they should be the same. I know sometimes it's hard to believe one way or the other. I just don't see why GM would have changed the bowtie emblem size, but also wouldn't put it past them since they redesigned the whole front end after only 2 model years of the K2s. Of course Chevy more so than GMC but the GMC did change a little and I see GM also changed the design of the taillights on both. I know on my '14 the grille emblem and rear tailgate emblems are the same size, just have a different angle bend in the middle so I had to make sure I ordered the emblems right when I bought the aluminum black ones that are on it now.

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I've seen sites that list them separate too but figured that if it's on a GM parts site with the same # that they should be the same.

 

 

GM part site listings have been known to be wrong occasionally. Even GM's own listing has been wrong on occasion. Case and point, I went in looking for an extra filter for my GM performance CAI that I put in recently to have a spare. Now it is a conical tube type filter. 3 dealerships all said it the number listed was wrong as it showed the flat standard high capacity filter (22845992)for that CAI. GM is still looking for the proper part number for me. It's been 3 weeks and they still can't find the right one.

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GM part site listings have been known to be wrong occasionally. Even GM's own listing has been wrong on occasion. Case and point, I went in looking for an extra filter for my GM performance CAI that I put in recently to have a spare. Now it is a conical tube type filter. 3 dealerships all said it the number listed was wrong as it showed the flat standard high capacity filter (22845992)for that CAI. GM is still looking for the proper part number for me. It's been 3 weeks and they still can't find the right one.

Just curious, Did the original parts list in the box have the wrong part number listed also or did the CAI not come with instructions/parts list?

 

 

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