For starters make sure the engine is running at peak performance, meaning it has good compression, no vacuum leaks, and the entire ignition system is in good order.
After that, depending on what you want to get out of the motor, you can start with a K&N air filter and some dual exhaust. This will let the engine breathe easier.
Then after that you can go with a camshaft, new heads, headers, etc. If it's computer controlled you might be able to get a chip or programmer for it.
Need more info though. What is the engine going to be used for? Pulling a boat or camper? Drag racing? Is it in a car or truck?
260 hp @4600 rpm and 380 ft-lbs @2700 rpm
250 hp and somewere around 300-350 lb ft
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.
160 Hp. 235 ibs of torque
235 hp @ 2700 RPM, 460 ft lbs torque @ 1400 RPM
I believe the 460 cubic inch V8 in a 1976 Lincoln Continental is rated at : ( 202 horsepower at 3800 RPM and 352 ft / lbs torque at 1600 RPM )
I have a 1993 f-250 with a 460 in it and the rated HP is 245. I believe that the 460 has been in that area of hp output for many years. Also, My truck has electronic fuel injection - so, if yours is carbuerated then it would be slightly less. According to the specs page in the Chilton's manual, ford pickups w/460 v-8s in '79 were rated at 239 HP@ 4000 rpm and 375 Lb-ft torque @2400 rpm stock. Of course, vans will be slightly less (crummy exhaust), and F350's slightly more (no emissions equipment). - hughes 1701
It has 260 HP with 330 HP torque.The Corvette has 40 hp more,not sure about the torque.
what is the full load amps for 2.4 hp motor at 460 volts ?
Wikipedia says 210 hp and 300 lb-ft.
about 90 hp and 105 torque about 90 hp and 105 torque
140 hp not sure on the torque Actually GM listed the 2.4 litre engine at 150 hp and 155 lb/ft torque.