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54,720 cubic inches is equivalent to 312/3 cubic feet or 236.88 gallons.

It is also equal to 896,700 cc which is 896.7 liters.

It's a measure of space, not water. You can put water or anything else in the space,

or you can leave it empty. It's still the same amount of space.

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