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Old 10-24-2004, 01:15 PM
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HP ratring ???

i just recently aquired an LT1 from a 94 buick roadmaster and was wondering if anyone here might know the HP rateing on this motor.

was there more than 1 motor offered in this car and if so which ones???


i dont know if any of this info is relevent.....mine has a camshaft driven water pump, and round exhaust ports.
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Re: HP ratring ???

Lets see...

In 91' a 170hp 5.0 V8
In 92' they switched to a 180hp 5.7 V8
In 94 they switched to the 260hp LT1 5.7 V8, the same(although modified) engine they use in the corvettes, camaros, firebirds, and a caddy or two.
They used the LT1 up until 96' when they stopped making roadmasters.
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Old 10-24-2004, 10:39 PM
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what would a stock compression reading for the 260 hp motor be?

i checked mine and got 220 psi on all 8 cyl. of mine, almost impossible to turn over by hand ( with the proper tools of course) w/ the plugs in it. i removed the plugs and tested all 8 cyl.

these results seem a little high to me though.
mabie its just because this motor is new to me and i use to the older 350's.
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