The K2XX — 2014 to 2018 Chevy and GMC full-size trucks and SUVs — brought the EcoTec3 5.3L and 6.2L V8s, 6L80/8L90 transmissions, and a more modern truck with its own AFM/DFM concerns. This hub covers engine choice, bolt-ons, wheels, and suspension. Neighboring generations: the GMT900 (2007–2013) and T1XX (2019–present) hubs.
Latest K2XX Content
Install a K&N 81-0805 oil catch can on a 2014–2018 Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra. This video covers mounting, PCV hose routing, connections and the completed installation on a K2XX truck.
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Engine choice & AFM/DFM
A flashing check engine light on an AFM or DFM truck is worth stopping for, not driving through. Look the code up in the
Silverado trouble code index before you assume lifters.
Bolt-ons: intake & exhaust
Wheels, tires, lift & accessories
Owner tools for your K2XX
Free, no sign-up. On a K2XX the option list decides half the parts you end up buying.
- GM RPO Decoder — type the option codes off your glove box sticker, or photograph the label and let the page read it. Confirms axle ratio, AFM/DFM, trailering package and trim before you order anything.
- GM RPO Code Database — every option code we hold, searchable by code or by plain description, and filterable to your model year.
- MPG Calculator — miles, gallons, engine. You get your number and where it sits against everyone else running the same engine.
Still on the bench: a
tire, gear and speedometer calculator for working out how far off your speedo reads after a size change and what it did to your effective gearing, and
quick identifiers for engine RPO, axle code, transfer case and AFM/DFM — the things you need standing at a parts counter.
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