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Originally Posted by strupgolf
67,68,69 Firebirds never came with a 350, which was mostly a Chevy badged motor. 326, then a 400 only foe those years. But its hard to tell between looking at both the 326 and 400.
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Where did you get this info?
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In 1968, the convertible and a hardtop coupe saw changes in their engines:
Firebird 350:
The V-8 326 cubic inch was upgraded to a 350 cubic inch two-barrel with 265 horsepower. This was available for an additional $105.60.
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Firebird 350 H.O.:
The V-8 326 H.O. (High Output) was also upgraded to a 350 cubic inch four-barrel with 320 horsepower, premium fuel, stiffer suspensions, dual exhausts, and side stripes with “H.O.” lettering. This was available for an additional $180.58.
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The specs on my '68 Firebird 350 H.O. ...350ci ...1x4bbl ...320 hp ...380 lb-ft.
Not a bad little car...4 spd., strong/quick...wish I still had it.