So why does the goodwrench motor only have 190HP when my motor has 210?

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they may be using hd applications as a universal replacement. under 8600gvw was 210 hp and over was 190 hp. the difference was the cam was smaller in the 4 bolt main hd engines to lower the tq curve for towing, so they made less peak hp but more usable tq lower in the rpm range.

I thought about that, but they have a separate 4 bolt motor for the +8600 gvwr applications. I didn't check the cam specs though
 

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Something doesn't add up here...

93 Yukon Factory:
Lift: 203 Exh./194 Int.; .050 duration 112 Degrees Lobe Separation
Compression Ratio: 9.3:1
5.7L TBI
VIN Code K
210 hp @ 3600 rpm
300 lb.-ft. @ 2800 rpm

GM Crate# 12568758 - 5.7L 350CID (LO5-K) 1987-1995 Chevy & GMC Full Size Trucks & "G" Van-Up to 7,200 GVW 190HP/300TQ

SPECIFICATIONS
Block: Cast iron, 2-bolt main, 1-piece rear main seal
Connecting Rods: Powdered Metal Connecting Rods
Pistons: Dished Hypereutectic
Compression Ratio: 9.4 to 1
Oil Pump: High-Volume Oil Pump
Timing Chain: Morse link-type
Camshaft: Flat Tappet Hydraulic (Lift .382" Int/.402" Exh; Duration @ .050" 165.9° Int/174.8° Exh; Lobe Separation Angle 111.9°)
Cylinder Heads: 65.3cc chambers, 1.94"/1.50" valves, swirl port intake design

12520270 -5.7L 350CID (LO5-K) 1987-1995 Chevy & GMC Full Size Trucks & "G" Van & 1996-2002 "P" Van - Over 8,600 GVW

Applications: 1987-95 Truck/Van (TBI)
Specifications
Rated at 190 horsepower, 300 ft/lbs TQ when used with OE induction components
Block: 1986-Up 4-bolt main (8600lb GVW), 1-piece crank seal (no mechanical fuel pump provision)
Connecting rods: powdered metal
Pistons: dished hypereutectic
Compression ratio: 8.75:1
Oil pump: high-volume
Timing chain: Morse link-type
Camshaft: flat tappet hydraulic (.382''/.402'' lift, 165.9°/174.8° at .050'' duration)
111.9° Lobe Separation Angle
Cylinder Heads*: 76cc chamber, 1.94''/1.50'' valves, swirl port intake, centerbolt valve cover, and 7-bolt exhaust flange

Engine Includes:
4-quart oil pan (5 with filter)
Timing cover
8'' balancer
Valve covers
 

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hmm i was sure the cams were different not the heads but i guess not. id like to see the power/torque curve for each to compare.
 

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hmm i was sure the cams were different not the heads but i guess not. id like to see the power/torque curve for each to compare.

As would I. It's hard enough just finding the basic specs though, lol
 

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Where are you seeing that a stock 93 TBI ever was claimed to be 210? Vortec motors were in 96+ trucks, not 88-95 TBI's though.
 

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Tbi 350 motors were either 190 or 210 depending on gvwr and vortec 350s are 255

Sent from somewhere in MN
 
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