How many cubic inches is a 396 bored out 60 over?

Answer 1

Ok. So the formula would be pi are squared times stroke times number of cylinders.

The 396 bore was 4.096 inches, plus .060 inches would be 4.156 inches diameter.

Radius would be 2.078 inches (one half the diameter). Radius squared would be 4.318 inches (radius times radius).

Times pi (3.14159), that's 13.56 square inches.

Times the stroke (3.76 inches) that's 51 cubic inches. Times 8 cylinders, that's 408.05 cubic inches.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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