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I always thought a early 70's chevy passenage car or truck engines made about 175 to 185hp at the wheels.
A friend of mine had a 73 corvette and on the shifter console it said 190hp and 270ftlbs. Not hard to increase power in a sbc. A good set of aftermarket heads, a mild camshaft, a set of headers, and 100 more hp is possible with about the same idle characteristics. |
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'72 Chevy truck 4bbl 350's were rated 260 NET Hp.
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