1971 Olds 350 engines--- how many different ones and what horsepower were they?

Answer 1

1971 OLDS 350 : - 2bbl =240 hp -4bbl = 260 hp - W-30 = 290 WHILE THESE #'s MAY SEEN LOW, KEEP IN MIND THAT THESE ARE SMOG ERA ENGINES. ALSO : THE OLDS MOTORS HAVE MORE TORQUE PER CUBIC INCH THAN OTHER MANUFACTURER EXCEPT THE MIGHTY Buick. FOR THE STREET, TORQUE IS WHAT WINS STOP LIGHT DRAGS AND MAKES A STREET CAR FUN.....I OWN A 71 WHICH IS MY DAILY DRIVER AND I'VE TAKEN OUT MANY A MUSTANG AND CAMARO WITH COMPARABLE HP.

Answer 2

In 1971, Oldsmobile offered three different 350 cubic inch V8 engines: a 2-barrel carbureted version with 250 horsepower, a 4-barrel carbureted version with 260 horsepower, and a high-output W-30 version with around 325 horsepower.