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Then I thought maybe I ought to Google that. I tried 85 C10 454, and at least one came up, as original. I don't think they sold many that way. Will, the 75 small port GT combo is a rather strange, one of a kind situation. Not suggesting it should be removed, but rather all in, including the original application. All of the S10's are not in the guide either. Don't forget..The 90 454 p.u. can use a straight across .430 lift cam. It might be okay in I/SA
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Chevrolet pickups were available with 454s through 2000. 86 was the last carb. What made the 90-92 SS454 unique was the trim package, the HD 3-speed trans and a unique 3.73 geared 14-bolt rear end with 5x5 bolt pattern semi floating axles.
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