I have a 1993 Silverado K1500 short bed, step side with a 5.7 liter TBI and automatic transmission. I recently rode to lunch in a co-worker's 2002 Tahoe w/5.3 liter. The Tahoe had what felt like twice the power of my pickup!
I understand that old age is a serious factor, but why would it make that much of a difference?
I change my oil, plugs, filters, other fluids regularly and run good quality gas. It just seems gutless in comparison to that guy's Tahoe!
Any suggestions? I'm NOT buying a new truck, so skip that one. I'm almost done paying this one off, and I want to keep it that way! :)
I've had other people suggest that my muffler or catylitic converter could be clogged, since it's all original (I live in Arizona).
Thanks
-Derek