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*camillebullock* · 06-01-2011, 10:42 PM

Hello Finn, I'm Camille. I also own a gmc tipper and I had done many experiments for my gmc like adding superchargers, replacing the speedometer and even lowering the my GMC.

You can lower down your truck by replacing the factory-installed shocks with a shock of your own choice that you can buy on car shops.

I've researched a lot about *link removed* and there are lot of shops out there where you can buy things for lowering your GMC. I've provided a link for you to locate a car parts shop but I didn't mean that you should immediately buy stuffs in this shop. I'm just giving you references so you won't buy expensive stuffs.

06-01-2011, 10:42 PM	#4
camillebullock Account Suspended Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Orchards, Washington Posts: 1	Re: need help with my 1947 gmc tipper Hello Finn, I'm Camille. I also own a gmc tipper and I had done many experiments for my gmc like adding superchargers, replacing the speedometer and even lowering the my GMC. You can lower down your truck by replacing the factory-installed shocks with a shock of your own choice that you can buy on car shops. I've researched a lot about link removed and there are lot of shops out there where you can buy things for lowering your GMC. I've provided a link for you to locate a car parts shop but I didn't mean that you should immediately buy stuffs in this shop. I'm just giving you references so you won't buy expensive stuffs.