Hi there, I've been searching online but every website I go on is different, just wandering if u guys can tell me how many horsepower and Newton meters of torque a 351 Cleveland, standard bore,bone stock, has 4BBL carb ? Thanks guys

 

What year would that be?
And we may not be able to come up with "Newton meters" but foot pounds


edit: I also remember a post that they did not put the 351C in truck over here so going to say specs would be from a car.
Dave ----

 

The truck is 1981 it's original motor
, so I would guess it's a 81 motor

 

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351c Motor specs | Classic Cars
351 "C" 4V 1970-1973 Cleveland (as offered in the U.S.)
Engine Type 8 cylinder Fuel premium gas
90 degree, Overhead Valves (OHV)
Intake Manifold cast iron
Displacement 351 cu.inches (CID)
Maximum torque 380 lbs./ft. @ 3,400 RPM
Valve train hydraulic lifters
Intake 2.185"-2.195"
Exhaust 1.7045"-1.7145"
Distributor single point vacuum advance
Maximum Horsepower 300 BHP @ 5,400 RPM
Point Gap Initial Ignition Timing
Dwell @ idle RPM

Spark Plugs Autolite AF-42
Firing Order 1-3-7-2-6-5-4-8
Long Block Weight 530 in lbs.
Bore & Stroke 4.00" X 3.50" Emission Controls
(101.6 mm X 88.9 mm) IMCO (with Automatic, only NOx system)
Compression Ratio 11.0:1 California
IMCO (with automatic, only)
other 49 states
Oil Pressure (hot) 35 to 60 lbf/in2
Mains 2-bolt RPM Rev Limiter
Carburetor
Autolite 4300-A (4V)
Squarebore
automatic choke
1970 - The 351 engine was used in Mercury Cougars & Montegos as well as the Ford Mustangs and Torinos.
1970 1/2 - The Ford Falcons had an optional 351 engine.
1971 - The 351 was available for use in the Mercury Cougars & Montegos and the Ford Mustangs and Torinos.
1971-1973 - The HO (High Output) Boss 351 engine was used only in Mustangs. Introduced in December 1970 and was available until the model year 1972. The 1972 Mustang Boss 351's also had ram air.
(One pound-foot is exactly 1.3558179483314004 newton meters.)