2014 GMC Sierra Aerodynamics w/ First Regular Cab Standard Box Photos

[King T]

Originally Posted by Stew

I do like that a LOT, just hope they offer a package to tone the chrome done.

They do, the All Terrain

[DwRed1LTV6]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Dropped trucks.

whats wrong with getting its nose down alittle!

[FenwickHockey65]

Can't stand dropped trucks. It's a truck. Not a big sports car.

[Stew]

Originally Posted by King T

They do, the All Terrain

That look on a regular cab would be fantastic. I still don't care for the Silverado, but the new Sierra is REALLY starting to grow on me.

[Stew]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Can't stand dropped trucks. It's a truck. Not a big sports car.

I don't care for slammed trucks, but trucks meant as sport trucks are fine. my Dakota is slightly lowered, nothing major, 1/2 I believe, but it is also a 2WD, Lightnings, Extreme S-10s, Dakota R/Ts, 2WD is all ok IMHO, don't see the point in a 4x4 though, and even with them, only a slight raise, not a fan of these huge lifted trucks with tires sticking out a foot past the fender haha.

[87GNX]

I like everything except the square wheel wells.

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by Stew

I don't care for slammed trucks, but trucks meant as sport trucks are fine. my Dakota is slightly lowered, nothing major, 1/2 I believe, but it is also a 2WD, Lightnings, Extreme S-10s, Dakota R/Ts, 2WD is all ok IMHO, don't see the point in a 4x4 though, and even with them, only a slight raise, not a fan of these huge lifted trucks with tires sticking out a foot past the fender haha.

Oh I agree, I think there are limits to lifts too. I'd be fine doing a very slight lift just to get a little more ground clearance when offroading but wheel and tire size would probably stay pretty close to stock.

Sport trucks are cool but I just don't see a point in them I guess. I'd rather get a sports car and leave my truck for work purposes. I guess it just boils down to what I've always used my truck for.

[MMC]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Can't stand dropped trucks. It's a truck. Not a big sports car.

This^

[Stew]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Oh I agree, I think there are limits to lifts too. I'd be fine doing a very slight lift just to get a little more ground clearance when offroading but wheel and tire size would probably stay pretty close to stock.

Sport trucks are cool but I just don't see a point in them I guess. I'd rather get a sports car and leave my truck for work purposes. I guess it just boils down to what I've always used my truck for.

For me I guess the appeal is that it kind of emvompasses the best compromise of 2 worlds. These trucks could handle very well (thankss to the fact that the manufacturers really dug into the suspensions), power matching the ponycars of their time, and they could still haul and tow like trucks. Also, when they were at their most popular the availability of true RWD sporty cars were at a premium. Also, done right, they look pretty mean

[NASTY99Z28]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Can't stand dropped trucks. It's a truck. Not a big sports car.

Why not have both? A fast truck is just as collin if jot cooler IMO because traditionally there not so the "sleeper" effect really plays nice with a truck. Now if it gets the 6.2 in a rcsb.... my camaro is gone as some as I can grab one on the used market.

[thespymaster]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Oh I agree, I think there are limits to lifts too. I'd be fine doing a very slight lift just to get a little more ground clearance when offroading but wheel and tire size would probably stay pretty close to stock.

Sport trucks are cool but I just don't see a point in them I guess. I'd rather get a sports car and leave my truck for work purposes. I guess it just boils down to what I've always used my truck for.

So is this to high

[DGthe3]

Originally Posted by thespymaster

So is this to high

Its too high for its wheel & tire.

[NoSyT]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Dropped trucks.

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Can't stand dropped trucks. It's a truck. Not a big sports car.

Originally Posted by Stew

I don't care for slammed trucks, but trucks meant as sport trucks are fine. my Dakota is slightly lowered, nothing major, 1/2 I believe, but it is also a 2WD, Lightnings, Extreme S-10s, Dakota R/Ts, 2WD is all ok IMHO, don't see the point in a 4x4 though, and even with them, only a slight raise, not a fan of these huge lifted trucks with tires sticking out a foot past the fender haha.

Originally Posted by MMC

This^

So this would be too low for you then?

[FenwickHockey65]