Depends GREATLY on the year of manufacture, and if it was a high or low performance motor from the factory. The highest production motor was the 1969-1970 high compression Ram Air IV at an underrated 370hp @ 5500rpm. Later (after 1974) smog motor 400 4bbl motors were 180-220hp. There were even 2bbl economy 400's that were rated at 170hp. There was also the over the parts counter Ram Air V crate engine in 1969-1970. It had no offical factory HP rating, but close to stock Royal Pontiac tuned test cars back in the day ran 11.60-11.80's at 116-120 mph, suggesting an actual output somewhere over of 500hp. Less than 200 were produced and go for huge money today (like $10k for a set of heads and $5-6K for an intake!)
500 horsepower for a stock motor.Can be built for race to 1300 horsepower.
250
240 hp
a stock 2008 450r has 55 horsepower at 11,270 rpm
235hp stock, i believe
From 1969 to the mid-70s, those blocks were made with extra tin and nickel making them bulletproof engine blocks. A stock motor in that block puts out 260 horsepower.
The standard stock Chevrolet V-6 engine has 160 horsepower. The horsepower of a V-6 engine can vary greatly, due to many different factors.
Advertised Horsepower is : 140HP @ 4000 RPMS. stright out of book.
The original horsepower for a 400 small block, cast number 395-1509, was 295. The 400 small block engine had many variations resulting in different amounts of horsepower.
They were rated at 230 hp
50 HP stock
it depends on the company