However, we can make a reasonable *estimate*. This 30-over 454 (meaning a 484 cubic inch engine) with those parts is a fairly healthy big-block Chevy build. The components suggest a focus on torque, especially with the oval port heads, the relatively mild Crane Energizer 282 camshaft, and the Torker II intake.
A reasonable *guess*, assuming proper tuning and good assembly, would be in the range of 500-550 horsepower and 550-600 lb-ft of torque.
But keep in mind:
* This is just an educated guess. The actual numbers could be higher or lower depending on the factors mentioned above.
* Tuning is critical. A poorly tuned engine will produce significantly less power than a well-tuned one.
* Internal engine condition (ring seal, etc.) impacts power output.
* Exhaust system design significantly affects horsepower and torque curves.
To get accurate numbers, the engine needs to be professionally dyno-tested. Only then will you have the real horsepower and torque figures.