2014 Aftermarket Accessories

MotoMedic · June 10, 2013

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) ______

Carder09 · June 10, 2013

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 · June 10, 2013

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 · June 11, 2013

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 · June 11, 2013

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?????

Stex · June 11, 2013

If you do not want an all around lift for say 35s, look at the bilsteins 5100s. They allow you to lift the front end to level the truck with the rear while maintaining the full shock/spring travel and ride.

http://www.bilsteinus.com/products/truck-off-road/5100-series-ride-height-adjustable/

MotoMedic · June 11, 2013

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.

MotoMedic · June 14, 2013

...or I'll just buy this!

http://www.roughcountry.com/suspension/4wd-chevy/1500-pickup-lift-kits.php

BNSF · June 19, 2013

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 · June 19, 2013

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 · June 24, 2013

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 · June 24, 2013

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.

Prdtrgttr · June 25, 2013

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 · June 25, 2013

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?

rhurtado3232 · July 8, 2013

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.