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Old 07-10-2001, 07:54 PM   #1
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For what it's worth, those HP and torque numbers are gross numbers that were used before 1970-71. Net figures are about 80% of those. These a are all flywheel figures. That means 160 hp for the C code at the flywheel net, and only about 120 RW for a C-4 or 133 RW for a standard 3 or 4 speed.

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