* Multiple Variations: The 350 cubic inch Oldsmobile engine was offered in various configurations during the 1976 model year. These differences included compression ratios, carburetor sizes, camshafts, and more.
* Horsepower Not Always Listed: Some manufacturers didn't always publish horsepower ratings for every version of their engines, especially during the era of stricter emissions regulations.
To find the horsepower for your specific engine, you'll need:
1. Engine Code: The engine code is often stamped on a metal tag attached to the engine block. Look for a code like "350" followed by a letter or a combination of letters.
2. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): Your VIN can help you identify the exact engine in your Oldsmobile.
3. Oldsmobile Service Manuals: These manuals, often available online or through classic car clubs, will likely have the specific horsepower ratings for the different 350 engine variations.
Let me know if you can provide the engine code or VIN, and I'll do my best to help you find the horsepower rating.
