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| Comments: 27 (Read/Post) Favorites: 0 (View) |
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on: 12-12-2004
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Description:
Oldsmobile Cutlass w/ the W-31 options package that beefed up the stock 350 powerplant w/ bigger valves, functioning ram air, aluminum intake and other stuff
Could hang w/ a 445 on everything but the drag strip in the hands of a good driver, but, since the W-31 package itself was only marginaly cheaper than the big block itself, it wasn't a very popular option |
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| #23 |
12-12-2004 @ 11:34:33 PM |
| Posted By : ImRaptor |
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Olds 442 is probably my second favorite muscle car.
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| #24 |
12-12-2004 @ 11:38:08 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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#8, The meaning changed with the years. When the 442 package was introduced in 1964, it stood for:
4 barrel / 4 speed / 2 exhaust
For 1965, an automatic was added was an option, which wasn't a 4 speed. At which point the name became:
4 barrel / 4 passenger / 2 exhaust
It changed again in 1966, with the introduction of triple two barrel carburators. But since the car had a 400 cubic inch engine, it was an easy fix:
400 ci / 4 passenger / 2 exhaust
In 1970, the 455 was introduced. Naturally, it was changed again, and held this meaning through at least 1973:
455 ci / 4 passenger / 2 exhaust
Don't ask about the mid '70s and mid '80s 442s. I think they were just given the name arbitrarily, and it no longer had a meaning.
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| #26 |
12-13-2004 @ 08:02:34 AM |
| Posted By : kstagger |
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#24, yeah the 80s 442s had uh, 307s, 4 passenger, and psuedo dual exhasust... 341? :p
[Edited by kstagger on 12-13-2004 @ 08:02:51 AM]
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