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Re: What was largest factory motor of 1970 Sport Satellite?
[Re: basik]
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03/03/09 04:53 PM
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here are the 4 door #'s shipped 2573 318 2293 all autos 383-2 234 all autos 383-4 2 3 speeds 3 4 speeds 23 autos 
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Re: What was largest factory motor of 1970 Sport Satellite?
[Re: basik]
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03/03/09 05:53 PM
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383-4 335hp was the largest in a sport satellite, A friend of mine has one that came that way, it's all dressed out with buckets/console , discs, PS, PB AM/FM, PW/PL, AC it's like a loaded GTX with a RR motor.
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Re: What was largest factory motor of 1970 Sport Satellite?
[Re: 69CoronetRT]
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03/03/09 07:13 PM
03/03/09 07:13 PM
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Quote:
Here's the 70 Plymouth data book on Hamtramck Historical:
70 Plymouth data book
Thanks for all the info. That data book was just what I was looking for.
According to it, the 383HP (335 horsepower) was the largest - but that was only optional with the manual trans. The 330 horsepower was the largest available for the automatic cars.
According to the data book the 330 horsepower is the Super Commando, so does that mean there was no sticker on the dual snorkel of the 335 horsepower motor?
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