The horsepower of a Chevy 350 truck engine varies significantly depending on the year of manufacture and the specific engine configuration. There's no single answer. A small-block 350 from the 1960s could have vastly different horsepower than a later model, even if both are technically "350s." They had different carburetors, heads, and other components that impacted power output.
To find the horsepower of a *specific* Chevy 350 truck engine, you need to know the year and model of the truck. Then you can look up the engine specifications in a repair manual, online resources like online forums dedicated to Chevy trucks (like the Chevrolet Forum), or potentially in the vehicle's original documentation.
