I was wondering how to change Liters to Cubes. All engines now are marked in Liters and i still like cubes. Thanks for ur help

 

Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but I think I remember it being 60.4 ci to the liter.

Ed

 

I also think 60.4 is the correct number. However, when on the road and need a quick number, I just multiply the liter by 6 and then figure out what the cubic displacement is from there.
Thus, if I see a 14 liter Cummins, multiply it by 6 for a quick figure of 84. I know then that a 14 liter Cummins engine would be around 840 cubic inches.

Its just a fast way to get a rough cubic inch number.

Rich

 

I always use 61.

61x5.7=347 - I believe the Hemi is 354?

61X5.9=359.9=Dodge 360, or our own.

Close enough.

 

Here is a neat sie that you might find helpful.

http://grapevine.abe.msstate.edu/~ft...tor/index.html

BTW 14 liter=855 CI
5.9 liter=358 CI

 

61 ci per liter is close enough.
I use this free, fast to download software for all types of conversions http://www.joshmadison.com/software/convert/

 

i work off cc's when i do converting. ±16.39 cc = 1ci

5.9 liter = 5900 cc / 16.39 cc = 359.97 ci
14 liter = 14000 cc / 16.39 cc = 854.18 ci
1 liter = 1000 cc / 16.39 cc = 61.01 ci