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Re: 4.8 VS 5.3 Engine in GM pickups
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Posted by Logan in S.E. Texas on September 28, 2004 at 23:38:26 from (66.6.80.48):
In Reply to: 4.8 VS 5.3 Engine in GM pickups posted by Ed Bowen on September 27, 2004 at 14:13:56:
I have been driving an '03 GMC 1/2 ton ext. cab for a little over a year now.when shopping for truck I tried my best to get a 5.3L, but this truck showed up at a cheaper price with the 4.8L that I had to take a chance. I am NOT AT ALL disappointed in it's performance. Strong running/pulling truck, have approx 32,000 on it and very happy I didn't spend the extra $$$ on a 5.3L.
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