What do Liters on cars mean??
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RE: What do Liters on cars mean??
It used to be expressed in cubic inches but the world has gone metric. It's not exact either, for instance; a 5.0L engine encompasses both a 302ci and a 305 ci. A chevy 5.7L can be a 348-350 but a Ford 352 was a 5.8L. Fudgies are allowed also.......the Honda 2.4L is less than 2400cc's but they are allowed to round up. Seems like it displaces 2354 cc's (or so) butit's rounded up to 2.4.....common in the auto arena.
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RE: What do Liters on cars mean??
Here is a tremendous on-line conversion site where you can convert just about anything to just about anything else:
http://www.onlineconversion.com/
If you look near the bottom of the first page and select "volume", you will soon find out that 1 liter (1000 ml, or 1000 cc)= 61.023744095 cubic inches - approximately!
http://www.onlineconversion.com/
If you look near the bottom of the first page and select "volume", you will soon find out that 1 liter (1000 ml, or 1000 cc)= 61.023744095 cubic inches - approximately!
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RE: What do Liters on cars mean??
ORIGINAL: Tony1M
Here is a tremendous on-line conversion site where you can convert just about anything to just about anything else:
http://www.onlineconversion.com/
If you look near the bottom of the first page and select "volume", you will soon find out that 1 liter (1000 ml, or 1000 cc)= 61.023744095 cubic inches - approximately!
Here is a tremendous on-line conversion site where you can convert just about anything to just about anything else:
http://www.onlineconversion.com/
If you look near the bottom of the first page and select "volume", you will soon find out that 1 liter (1000 ml, or 1000 cc)= 61.023744095 cubic inches - approximately!
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