The 440 4 barrel from 1966-1970 came in 2 forms
low hp spec. was rated at 350 hp@ 4400rpm, 480 ft-lbs@ 2800rpm
High performance (in muscle cars) 375 hp @ 4600rpm, 4800 ft-lbs@ 3200rpms
From 1971 with compression dropped hp and Tq dropped
1971- (9.0cr) 335 hp@ 4400rpm, 460 ft-lbs.@ 3200rpms
(9.7cr) 370 hp@ 4600rpms, 480 ft-lbs.@ 3200rpms
1972 - (8.2cr) 225hp @ 440rpms, 345ft-lbs.@ 3200rpms
Hp-perf.(8.2cr) 245hp@ 4400rpms, 360ft-lbs.@ 3200rpms
1973 - (8.2cr) 220hp @ 3600rpms, 350ft-lbs.@ 2400rpms
Hp-perf.(8.2cr) 275hp@ 4800rpms, 380ft-lbs.@ 3200rpms
1974 - (8.2cr) 230hp @ 3600rpms, 350ft-lbs.@ 3200rpms
Hp-perf.(8.2cr) 275hp @ 4400rpms, 375ft-lbs. @ 3200rpms
375
440 tones
440 Nm
440 kilos is 440 kilos :-)
The 727 torqueflight automatic tranny is the only tranny to hold up to the 440 torque if your talking automatics.
sure it will, a lot of horsepower and torque in a small car.
nope. the 440 with six pack rods and a forged crank used a different amount of balance than a 440 with a cast crank. the 440 with a forged crank and normal rods was internally balanced and the 360 had a different balance as well.
440 yards is 1/4 of a mile
the 440 has much more power but the 383 is louder the 440 is harder to find
The torque specs for the 1998 Arctic Cat 440 engine are between 6 - 130 n-m depending on the size of the bolt and nut. The ft. per lb specs are between 4.4 and 96 depending on the bolt and nut size.
440 yards is 1/4 mile.
If it's the 440 magnum it had 375 horse and if it was a plain 440 and not the magnum it had 365 horse.