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Ditch your Chevy and buy Ford. Anyway worn rings. Do you burn a considerable amount of oil
Lt 1 Oil pressure seems lower than what most people are used to (including me).
Gm specs:
idle 6-8 psi and above is fine
Usual I've seen:
Idle on hot day about 15-20
Cruising at 2k rpm about 35-40
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