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What is the factory horsepower of a 1967 GT 500 Mustang?
I believe that is 390 / 400 BHP
How do you find out the oringal horsepower a 390 big block has?
You need to post what year it is and what car. Some 390's made 335 horsepower and other ones less. Some years the horsepower went up and later on it went down. You also need to post if it is like one four barrel carb or two. Post as much info as you can and try a google search like: 1967 Ford Fairlane 500 390 GTA horsepower and you may find an enthusiasts website that hasa all that info. The 390 was in American Motors AMX, Javelins, Ford put it in Galaxies, Galaxy 500 XL's, Fairlanes, Mustangs, Thunderbirds, and Mercury put it in some of their rides like the Mercury Cyclone too and it was even in some trucks as well.
How much HorsePower does the 2010 Ford Shelby Cobra?
The 2010 Ford Shelby GT 500 has ( 540 horsepower )
What weight oil for 1966 ford 390?
I have a 1967 Galaxie 500 with a 390 and it takes 10W-30. Hope this helps!
What is 500-110?
500-110 = 390
Point gap 1968 ford galaxie 500 390 engine?
I believe that's .017 point gap with the automatic transmission equipped 390
What is a 1967 Ford galaxie worth?
realy good shape 67 ford galaxie 500 390 engine whats worth
What engine is in a 1978 b700?
i have one of these it is a ford 389 better known as a 390 you can buy parts for a 1970 ford galaxie 500 and everything will fit
What is the spark plug type for a 1968 ford 390?
A 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 with a 390 engine should use a spark plug such as an E3 brand spark plug. This plug should have a tapered seat with 18mm threads.
What is the hp in a 2006 ford 500?
The horsepower for the 3.0 liter " Duratec " V6 engine in a 2006 Ford Five Hundred is rated at ( 203 )
What number is 78 percent of 500?
39078% of 500= 78% * 500= 0.78 * 500= 390
How many horsepower does the engine in the 2008 Ford Shelby-GT500 have?
The 2008 Ford Shelby-GT500's engine produces 500 hp @ 6000 rpm.
