1960's had about 300hp
1970-73 had about 300-330hp
1974-76 had about 250-200
1977-81 had about 200-175
1982-84 had about 200-150
all this is depending on what bolt on's you have (Headers, intake, carbrator etc..). If its a stock 350 then it has lower horsepeower because of the years. If it's rebuilt and tuned properly it'll be higher
If you have bored the engine out then it would become a 355 or 383 with a stroker kit. Which results in alot high performance.
I have a 1977 350 which only made about 175 on the dyno when I bought it. I have since then rebuilt it. I bored out .030 (355) added a new crankshaft and new camshaft and lifters from Edelbrock, aluminum heads from Dart, Long tube headers from Hooker, tunnel ram from Weiand, dual Holley 600cfm carbs, and a new oil pan from Moroso.
Added up all I am making well 569 horsepower with this set up.
I believe it is 260 horsepower.
The cost of 5.7 350 fuel injection for horsepower is approximately $200.
350 horsepower and 650 pound feet of torque.
If it is the 5.7L 350 V8, then it has 175 Horsepower
it has 43 horsepower stock
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245 horsepower and 345 foot pounds
How much horsepower does a 5.7 litre 350 cubic inch engine in a 1970 Monte Carlo have? ======================================================== My Chilton book shows : 350 cubic inch / 2 barrel carb / 250 horsepower 350 cubic inch / 4 barrel carb / 300 horsepower
an average 350 Chevy has between 160 and 180 horsepower
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