stock numbers for an lt1???
It might help to know what year, what body (f,b). There are sites and threads that list the stock advertised values. For example, my 97 Formula is listed at 285 hp, but the 96 was advertised at 275. One note: your mileage will vary, no car exactly meets the advertised values.
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Originally Posted by koolaid_kid
It might help to know what year, what body (f,b). There are sites and threads that list the stock advertised values. For example, my 97 Formula is listed at 285 hp, but the 96 was advertised at 275. One note: your mileage will vary, no car exactly meets the advertised values.
Originally Posted by LiENUS
I believe the 275 to 285 jump was from 95 to 96, 96 should be rated at 285 as it had dual cats thanks to odb2 just like the 97s. Some 95s were rated at 285 as well, specifically automatics with the california emissions setup
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Originally Posted by onebadbird96
i think he is right b/c i have a 96 and it has 276 at the wheels with headers and exhaust. unless your saying that thats block hp?
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