a 460 is an excellent hi-output big block engine, but the torque an HP specs really depend on what year the engine is. 90s 460s, fuel injected, put out about 250 HP and 400 ft-lbs of torque. earlier 460s were of similar performance, and many were more powerful. the real downfall of the engine is its incredibly horrible gas mileage- with fuel injection even, they get around 10MPG. as you can see, these engines in stock form can pull just about anything you could hook it to. I'm putting an FI 460 into my '79 bronco ATM.
It has 325hp and 375ft. torque
150 horse power at 5000 RPM and 185 LB / Ft torque at 3250 RPM according to the owners manual
210 horsepower at 4400 RPM and 290 Ft/Lbs torque at 3250 RPM
Advertised at 215HP @4400 327ftlb torque @ 2400 8.4:1 comp.
The Ford GT has 550 HP and 500 ft lb torque.
210hp 345 torque
220-250hp and about 300 lb ft of torque
Depends on which engine it has.
Yes It makes very impressive horse power and torque like a built 460 or even better, if you get your parts from the right sources.
the ford lightning is faster with more horse power and torque.
300
The 2003-2007 Ford F-250 with the Power Stroke Diesel Engine has 325 horse power.