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How many cubes are 4.8, 5.3, and 6.0?

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Old 09-10-2005, 02:05 PM
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[QUOTE=ranwalk]4.8= 293
5.3=325
6.0=364



Those are the numbers im fimiliar with!
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http://onlineconversion.com/volume.htm

go here and type in the liters INTO cubic inches.....it give you the number with 8 decimals, haha
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Originally Posted by TheRealSS
http://onlineconversion.com/volume.htm

go here and type in the liters INTO cubic inches.....it give you the number with 8 decimals, haha
cool site Ive been thinking the 5.3 was 325 I just dont say 327 then people get it confused with the old 327 form the 60's
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5.3 liter = 323.4258423 cubic inch

6 liter = 366.142463 cubic inch

according to the link.
Old 09-10-2005, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by 99BlAcKz71
5.3 liter = 323.4258423 cubic inch

6 liter = 366.142463 cubic inch

according to the link.
Arrgh, this is a big mistake. a Litre is 61.025ci. Measuring by liters is not accurate down to the single CI.
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293 just sounds pitiful... doesnt it
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To get the TRUE cid, you need to use the bore and stroke measurements. The formula stated above is accurate for say a 5.300000 liter engine but what if ours are 5.34 or 5.28? Remember, a 5.0 Mustang is a 302 but a 5.0 Chevy is a 305. I just wish I remember the actual formula for the bore and stroke method.
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I think that the manufacturers round up or down a bit in reference to advertised liters...like mentioned above, I've heard both 302's and 305's referred to as 5.0's...I think that GM also has an older gen 6.0 that is actually a 366. I gotta admit, I kinda liked it when I thought my 5.3 was a 327...those numbers look kinda nostalgic on a cowl hood When I eventually go 6.0, not sure if I'll be searching for any "364" emblems. (gotta get a cowl hood first anyway )
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Just get the 6.0 emblem off the trunk of a new GTO. They look sweet, I was checkin' them out last night.
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well thatds like sayin the camaro's ls1 is a 350 when its really a 346 right . why not round lol . i like thinkin my truck has a 327 in it


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