does anyone know af any websites that have a conversion chart from cu.in. to litres?

i searched the web and all i found was charts that cover rc plane engines and like motorcyle engines and some 4 cylinders too

 

http://www.4lo.com/calc/literstocid.htm


Rich

 

Being moved to the General Automotive Forum

 

what motor CI do u need to know the litres for, just curious cuz i know most of them

 

Here is another place with some hand conversion tables.

http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/conversion.html

Beats having to ask your teenager.

 

For a quick conversion, divide inches by 60, or multiply liters by 60.

 

when u divide by 60, the litres comes out to be 1 point higher than its suppose to, for example when you divide 390 by 60 it comes out to be 6.5L but a 390 is a 6.4L

 

It's a rough conversion, actual number is 61.something if I remember right. It gives you an idea but no, it's not precise. It's just easier than trying to divide or multiply by some weird decimal.

 

Actually, 61 is closer than you think. A Cummins L10 is a 10 liter engine. Duh. But on it's CPL, it shows displacement as 10 liters, AND 610 cubic inches.

 

Actual number is 60.7ci per liter. 60 or 61 works for quick guess.
Nothing is listed anymore by ci to bad
1 i have a 6.8L
2 I HAVE A FOUR HUNDRED THIRTEEN CUBIC INCH V10 OF GROUND POUNDING POWER OUT THE.......
second one sounds better
Steve

 

According to my TI-86 calculator which has conversions built in

1 L = 61.0237440947 CI


So to find CI from L:

multiply the Liters by 61.023.....(however exact you want to be)

And to find L from CI:
Divide CI by 61.023.....(however exact you want to be)

 

I stand corrected
Trying to use slide chart to get exact, must not be that exact
Steve