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By Petrolicious
430 horsepower, according to Chevrolet. A 12.5:1-compression 427, aluminum heads, 850-cfm Holley and 103-octane fuel told a slightly different story. 1969 Corvette L88. Watch the full Morning Coffee film. Drive Tastefully® #drivetastefully #petrolicious
By Petrolicious
The L88 was not built to be a comfortable Corvette with a bigger engine. Developed under Zora Arkus-Duntov, it was Chevrolet's competition-minded version of the 427: 12.5:1 compression, aluminum cylinder heads, an 850-cfm Holley carburetor, an aggressive solid-lifter cam and a requirement for 103-octane fuel. Chevrolet officially rated it at 430 horsepower, although its true output was understood to be considerably higher. The rest of the specification made Chevrolet's intentions equally clear. L88 buyers traded creature comforts for heavy-duty suspension, brakes and drivetrain components. Th…
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