Most stock horsepower numbers are advertised at the crank so there’s no drivetrain loss. Depending on the vehicle I’m pretty sure stock silverados with this same motor we’re looking at 220ish rwhp.
Since this motor is bone stock except for exhaust and new plugs and wires it basically just drives like a Lighter weight Silverado now haha. But in a good way. It’s got a ton of pep in it’s step. After the tune it rolls onto the power much better and is stronger at wot, and is just more drivable. It’s night and day different than the last motor that was in there but it’s got me looking to add more power. There’s always more

. I was also able to get my AC idle up and e fans to kick on by using the factory PCM, and adjust the IAC so it idled better with AC and everything. Well, I didn’t do it. My tuner did
When you do yours definitely do the cam and supporting mods before you do your swap if you can!