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Possibly plugged air filter or fuel filter/low fuel pressure or plugged catalytic converter on the exhaust.An engine is an air pump,any restriction will slow it down.
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If you keep the RPMS (tach) up to 3000 and above (DONT REDLINE YOU'LL BLOW YER MOTOR UP!) At 3000 RPM to 3500 -4000 RPM is where these motors posses what i figure is a power band that handles most inclines. Down shifting included. DRIVE SAFE
A transmission service may solve this,check the trans fluid it should be ruby red and clear anything else and it needs to be changed along with the trans filter.
Fuel pump or filter. I have the same problem with my 95 and am in the process of changing out the fuel pump. Already did the filter (not the problem). Hope this helps!
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