94 s-10

Does anybody know how much h.p. this truck has with a 4.3L v6?Also wondering about upgades.I have already upgraded the exhaust and air filter any help would be appreciated.

If you browse some of the other threads its in there,I'm too lazy to look:D

195 if SS model (CPI)
180 if not...

S-10 2WD.
180 hp
245 lbs

S-10 4WD
185 hp
250 lbs

the 94 had tbi, not cpi, and had around 160 hp not 180. it is not the same motor as used in the 95+

it's not a vortec motor...

I was wrong...apologies

The standard 4.3 had 160 hp

I guess I better go sue my Local Chevy dealer for false advertisement...when I bought my '94 SS brand new I was told that it was a CPI with 195 hp..and imagine ...they went through all the trouble of printing it in all their brochures too...:huh:

the ss had the 180+ motor... i don't think the ss was out in 94, but i could be wrong...

I've got a '94 SS bought brand new...195 horsepower...

They used the cpi engine(W)(195hp) from 1992 thru 1995. The old (Z)(160hp) tbi 4.3 was used in some also.

actually, all of the above engines were offered in different regions. The Hi-Po offerings didn't make it to some regions like the plains states, desert states, and extreme southern states. I travel alot all over this country and Canada with my work and its interesting to see what options make it to different regions. Its not so much that the options aren't available, its just that they are not advertised. For instance, for a few years (although its listed in the brochures) you couldn't get OnStar in Alaska because the signal wasn't available. Trucks with diesels sent for delivery in Nevada have two more fluid coolers than their Pennsylvania counterparts. I had my Dad's PA truck in NV and had to have some warranty work done. The techs were just scratching their heads at the "missing" parts. Even their shop manuals were different showing the extra/different parts.

LU2 = H.O. TBI
L35 = H.O. CPI

It may also be listed as a promotional code. If you look at the RPO lists, in each category there are special codes that don't have a description. For instance when they wanted to make the Tiger Woods version of the Buick Park Avenue, they used the B1Y code entitled "merchandised package: special components." to represent the special seats, 3800 supercharged engine, embroidered interior pieces, and special wheels.

Curtis

I have a 94' 4.3 with vortec heads, and i've done about all the same stuff as Redneck37343, anyone have any ideas on something different?

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