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Old 10-17-2010, 10:12 AM   #21
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Re: GMC Experts?????

^^^ lol well im sure u need the arm muscles of a working man to use the manual steering, but... trying maneuvering around a barnyard with 3000lbs in truck...think power would be better, def. agree with the tranny theory though, that 4 spd is pretty durable but those gaps arent to kind, luckily ive got looooow gears and i think the 292 has enough low end it don't hurt
their was this lady telling me shed rather have a gmc then any chevy as the company that makes chevy is no good. she called me an uneducated redneck when i tried to tell her both were the same frames, motors etc and both by GM.
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