Here are some of the common options, but there could be others:
* Base 318: This version typically produced around 130 horsepower.
* "Magnum" 318: Introduced in 1989, this version had slightly more power, around 140-150 horsepower.
* High-performance variants: There were also rarer, high-performance versions of the 318 engine used in some Dodge models. These could have horsepower figures much higher than the standard 318.
To find out the exact horsepower for your 1986 Dodge 318, you'll need to:
1. Check your vehicle's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number). This number can be used to look up specific information about your car, including engine details.
2. Consult your owner's manual. The owner's manual for your 1986 Dodge will likely contain specific information about your engine's specifications, including horsepower.
3. Look for a sticker on your engine. Some engines have a sticker that lists horsepower and other information.
4. Contact a Dodge dealership or a reputable mechanic. They may be able to help you identify the specific engine configuration and horsepower rating.
