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I had a 2013 that was bought back and replaced with a 2014. I was gonna swap the 13 running boards to the 14 but was told by a tech that the mounting points were different. Don't know it this is true but assume it it because it ended up costing GM money as they replaced my running boards.

I don't think the new crew cabs are longer but they did move the b pillar forward 2 inches so there is a little more room in the rear seat. It looks like the front doors are smaller and the rears larger than on my 13 but don't know the actual specs.

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The factory boards mount to the pinch welds which in my opinion is garbage. The good boards will mount to the body mounts. I'm waiting for ICI to come out with their full stainless 4" monster step bars. Is told probably January...

 

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I was told by Steelcraft the body bolt mount for the 2014 was not an option. They originally listed body bolt mounted bars then changed to the panel mount based on information they received from GM. Something to do with the way the body mounts to the frame on the 2014's that GM says prevents using those bolts to mount steps.

 

This was told to me by a guy at Steelcraft, I have no other confirmation. I just know they used to sell body bolt mount steps for 2014's but no longer do.

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My friend hs the amp steps

Even though I have the factory OEM running boards on my 14 CC short box, I am looking into the the Amp power step. I personally like how you can't really see them until you open a door. Expensive, but I really like the hidden look!

 

Mike

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I havent gotten used to them. I rode in his truck today. Both times I got out, caught the board with my heel and almost fell on my ass. They are nice. Its a stock 2wd and they arent needed, but he wants to save the seats and sill plate from his wife and son.

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I havent gotten used to them. I rode in his truck today. Both times I got out, caught the board with my heel and almost fell on my ass. They are nice. Its a stock 2wd and they arent needed, but he wants to save the seats and sill plate from his wife and son.

Interesting, I for one have never had an up close and personal with them. I'll keep you're near @ss busting in mind when I finally decide.

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