liters to cubic inch chart

[wtp]

Does anybody know of a chart that converts liters to cubic inch?

[#40Fan]

This should get you close, but not an exact answer.

A 350 cid engine is a 5.7 liter.

350/5.7 = 61.4 cid per liter

302/5.0 = 60.4 cid per liter

I am sure if you looked you could find an exact answer. Let us know if you out what it is.

[Bow]

1 liter = 1.000 cu decimetre [dm3]
1.000 cu decimetre [dm3] equivalent to: 60.99840 cu inch [in3]


http://convert.french-property.co.uk/

[Bartswb]

Try this site- http://www.minco.com/unitcalculator.aspx

[crosshair]

Good info..but...
5.0...302.
5.7...350.
6.6...400
7.3...454.
ahhh,yeh!...songs about at least one of them:D

[Bartswb]

So your're try to tellme my 7.3 powerstroke is really a 454 , Damn those bastards fooled me again

[crosshair]

I was just told 7.4...could be A.... 454
heh..heh
I have A V-65...65 cubic inches...one litere....
i think...if you quote me...i do not assume to know the actuall facts:D

[rob24_365]

Just keep in mind that all these numbers are generally rounded.

Rob24_365

[ido]

I always get my automotive students to use 61 as the conversion factor for imperial measurement/metric measurement. Just take the engine size in Liters (eg. 5.0L) multiply by 61 to get the engine size in cu. in. (5 X 61 = 305). No chart is necessary. Just do some mental arithmetic.

[r_hill]

I was under the impression that the engines Ford and Chevy released in the ponycars like Camaro Z28 and Mustang 302 had a displacement of 302 cubic inches so they could blueprint the engines for racing purposes and still be under the magic 5-litre mark of 305 cubic inches.

TransAm series was big in those days and hotly contested by Ford and Chevy for bragging rights...

[crosshair]

true...mabee...
but 5.2 is a 318
5.8.....is A 351:D

[crosshair]

and little 1.
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accura, mitsushitsis.....with fart pipes.....don't count!HEE!!!
:D