Sluggish Silverado 4.8L
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LoneWolfAD (05-31-2017)
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Hey now, the 4.8 does have a legitimate advantage. Have you ever found a 6L for $200? Ya see, you couldn't pay someone $200 to take a 4.8L. I guess what I'm saying is that they'll always be cheaper.
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it can rev all it wants, stock vs stock it makes nothing vs the power of a 6.0
exactly
its cheap cause theres not very many people that do a v6-v8 swap and when they do they usually always go with at least a 5.3, and then theres the people with the 4.8 and why would they wana swap out their 4.8 for another 4.8? (unless theirs is done in) so there's not resale market for it like the 5.3's and the 6.0's....
its cheap cause theres not very many people that do a v6-v8 swap and when they do they usually always go with at least a 5.3, and then theres the people with the 4.8 and why would they wana swap out their 4.8 for another 4.8? (unless theirs is done in) so there's not resale market for it like the 5.3's and the 6.0's....
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it can rev all it wants, stock vs stock it makes nothing vs the power of a 6.0
exactly
its cheap cause theres not very many people that do a v6-v8 swap and when they do they usually always go with at least a 5.3, and then theres the people with the 4.8 and why would they wana swap out their 4.8 for another 4.8? (unless theirs is done in) so there's not resale market for it like the 5.3's and the 6.0's....
exactly
its cheap cause theres not very many people that do a v6-v8 swap and when they do they usually always go with at least a 5.3, and then theres the people with the 4.8 and why would they wana swap out their 4.8 for another 4.8? (unless theirs is done in) so there's not resale market for it like the 5.3's and the 6.0's....