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2024年9月1日 · 1967 Olds 442 - Right Side Mirror. Julius442 on Aug 7, 2024. Sep 1, 2024 07:10 AM by 67OAI. 7. 877. New ...

It is funny how the public relations people at Olds advertised the compression ratio in the 442 at 10.5 to 1 and the W-33 Delta and the Toro W-34 were 10.25 to 1. The horsepower ratings were so varied on these 3 identical engines too!

All Olds big block heads have the same mounting holes, port sizes, etc., and thus are interchangeable. Even the combustion chambers are equal at 80cc, plus or minus a little. Olds achieved different compression ratios by using pistons with different size dishes in the top. Some W-30 heads were rumored to have been factory-milled for a smaller ...

The N83 wheels came only with the high-performance Cutlasses (H/O, 442) from 1983-1987. The Hurst/Olds wheels had argent painted insets and a red pinstripe, whereas the 442 versions had gold painted insets and gold pinstripes. Also distinguishing the 442 wheels are the center caps, which read '442'. All wheels were of a two-piece design.

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1969 - 1970 Toronado 455 vs 442 455 I know 365 horses is the stock rating for the 442, but what about the Toronado. I have an F block and E heads. What is my engine out of and what is the horsepower rating for the 69 & 70 Toronado? The stock Toronado intake is noticeably lower than the intake on the 442 motor. This is the most obvious giveaway.

Besides the drivetrain, many of the 442 goodies were available on most Cutlasses, which makes it a cool package. Back then, many of the "performance" packages were merely sticker packages - the Olds 442 was actually a power package (well, relative to the era). Engine Specs: 5.0-liter V-8, 4-bbl. Carburetor H.O. (LG8) with Dual Outlet Exhaust System

The W-29 option is the code for a 442. It was used from 1964-1967 and then again from 1972-1980 or so as the 442 was an option on a Cutlass or F-85. During the 68-71 years the 442 was it's own separate series of cars. If it was used from 1967-1971, it loosely meant the 442 model. [ Thanks to Jim Chermack for this information ]

83-84 Hurst Olds 85-87 Olds 442 84-87 Grand National/T-Type (Turbo) These "quickest" steering boxes did not come in every "G" body, so before you take one out of a donor car, or pay the recycle yard for one, always count the number of turns from lock to lock. As stated, the quick ratio's are between 2 1/4 to 2 3/4 turns.