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AMC Javelin Engines by Year
The Javelin was American Motors' pony car from 1968 to 1974. It used AMC's own sixes and V8s, from the 232 to the 401, and from 1971 the AMX name was its top model.
Pick a year to see every engine offered that model year, with its code, rated horsepower and the trims it came in. Each engine links to its full specs.
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1968–1970: 1968 · 1969 · 1970
1971–1974: 1971 · 1972 · 1973 · 1974
1968–1970
The first Javelin ran from the 232 six to the 390 V8; the 1970 Mark Donohue model came with a 360 four-barrel.
1968 Javelin engines
1969 Javelin engines
1970 Javelin engines
Engine Rated Offered in 232 inline-six 145 hp gross Javelin, SST 304 V8 210 hp gross Javelin, SST 360 V8 245 hp gross Javelin, SST 360 V8 290 hp gross Javelin, SST, Mark Donohue (SST) 390 V8 325 hp gross Javelin, SST, Mark Donohue (SST), Trans-Am
1971–1974
The 1971 redesign added the 401 and made the AMX a Javelin model. Ratings are SAE net from 1972.
1971 Javelin engines
1972 Javelin engines
Engine Rated Offered in 232 inline-six 100 hp net Javelin SST 258 inline-six 110 hp net Javelin SST 304 V8 150 hp net Javelin SST, AMX 360 V8 175 hp net Javelin SST, AMX 360 V8 Single exhaust; 220 hp with dual exhaust. 195 hp net Javelin SST, AMX 360 V8 220 hp net Javelin SST, AMX 401 V8 255 hp net Javelin SST, AMX
1973 Javelin engines
1974 Javelin engines
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