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What is the horsepower rating on a 1969 Pontiac 400 engine?

The horsepower rating of a 1969 Pontiac 400 engine varied significantly depending on the specific model and options. Here's a breakdown of common horsepower ratings for different versions:

Standard 400 CI (Cubic Inch) Engine:

* Base model: 265 horsepower

* With "HO" (High Output) package: 290 horsepower

Optional Performance Packages:

* "Ram Air" package: This package came in various iterations, with horsepower ranging from 330 to 370 depending on the specific year and model.

* "Super Duty" package: This package offered even higher horsepower, but it was only available for a limited time and on specific models.

Important Notes:

* These are just general guidelines, and the actual horsepower rating of your specific engine may vary depending on its specific configuration and modifications.

* To determine the exact horsepower of your 1969 Pontiac 400 engine, you'll need to consult the vehicle's original build sheet or contact a Pontiac historian or enthusiast for assistance.

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