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Gordeez

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Hello everyone, Im new to this site.

I will finally be getting my Dream Truck, A 94 Z71 4x4.

I was wondering if anyone knows the specs on these Vehicles?

Such as power, Torque, MPG Stuff like that? Or where I can find out?

Thanks In advance

Mikal

OUMike Senior Enthusiast

OUMike

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Hmm 94' eh. Should be something like this, and everyone feel free to correct what I've got wrong.

 

HP - somewhere around like 220. (non-Vortec motor)

TQ - anyone?

MPG - I get about 16 mpg drivin' around with my 94' 4.3L so probably like 14-15.

 

These are great trucks, good luck. Like I said I have a 94' so I'm pretty familiar with the quarks associated with this year. If you have any questions feel free to drop a PM. :thumbs:

Gordeez Enthusiast

Gordeez

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Nice, Very Nice!

I think my dad said it also had some kind of chip installed, Not sure about the Exhaust, But he paid alot of $$$.

 

The MPG is going to be a killer, Im going from a F*rd Taurus Which gets about 20 mpg to a truck that gets 5 MPG less.

 

The truck is like In excellent condition. 88,000 miles. for $7,200.00

 

Thanks for the reply! :thumbs:

99-2door Senior Enthusiast

99-2door

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Need to know more info to guess fuel mileage

Reg cab or ext. cab?

gear ratio?

 

14-15 may be a little optimistic on a TBI 350. All depends on driving habits though.

Cool Zr2 Enthusiast

Cool Zr2

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Need to know more info to guess fuel mileage

Reg cab or ext. cab?

gear ratio?

 

14-15 may be a little optimistic on a TBI 350.  All depends on driving habits though.

 

 

 

 

94's make 210 hp, and 300 tq. But it might be less becasue those are roller cam numbers and 94's didn't have a roller cam I thought.

 

All I know is my parents 94 burb is really slugish, and my naighbors 97 burb scoots.

Metz Motorsports Enthusiast

Metz Motorsports

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I had a '93 Blazer (Tahoe predecessor) with the 350, and to my understanding it was 210hp, not sure of the torque numbers. In the summer time I got 13 or so MPG, 10 in the winter. The power was great, almost better than the '02 1500HD with the 6.0 in it, ofcourse it weighed a little less.

sk Senior Enthusiast

sk

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I bought my '94 (non-Z71) new and still have the original GM brochure for the 1994 trucks at home. I'll check out the published numbers tonight.

 

 

Scott

OUMike Senior Enthusiast

OUMike

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I bought my '94 (non-Z71) new and still have the original GM brochure for the 1994 trucks at home.  I'll check out the published numbers tonight.

 

 

Scott

 

 

 

 

I'd be interesting in purchasing that brochure from you. PM me if your interested. Thanks.

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Gordeez

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Thanks to everone who replied.

I think i may have found out a little info...

I think the gears are something like 2.73?

It has a Hyper Chip...

It also has some kinda of aftercap? or something like that Exhaust.

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