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What Is The H-P Of A 1987 Silverado Automatic Trans With A/C
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For a 3/4 ton it would be 185; for a 1/2 ton it would be 210 Hp.
https://www.gmheritagecenter.com/doc...olet-Truck.pdf Don't forget that is SAE "net" horsepower, so it's through the air cleaner and full exhaust and with the engine accessory drive installed (power steering, alternator, air conditioning). The old numbers from the 1960's were "gross" horsepower, so that was with no air cleaner, open exhaust and no power robbing accessories. K
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This is from the 1988 GMT400 info packet, but it is the same engine RPO L05.
I'm including it here because it shows the actual horsepower/torque curves. https://www.gmheritagecenter.com/doc...olet-Truck.pdf Incidentally - that's why we introduced the fuel injected TBI engines in the 1987 model year; to get a year early exposure before we came out with the GMT400 pickups for the 1988 model year. Truck management thought it was a bit to much to do an all new truck architecture and an all new engine all at the same time. K
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I am very happy they decided to do the engine release a year early - fuel injection in the 87' trucks along with what is, in my opinion, the best looking styling of the 73-87 run (not everyone will agree here!) makes the 87' the ultimate squarebody. Obviously that doesn't make them a fire-breathing hp demon still, but the driveability is very nice.
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TBI is a great system, thanks for the info.
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Very interesting. Thanks to all contributors. And Keith, to you especially with the archive materials. That's so cool to have access to that via you.
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Re: Horse Power
My tired old 305 is probably just at 75 hp
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