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Chevy Engine Sizes
#382128
01/18/04 03:08 AM
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Can anyone tell me what a 5.3L and a 4.8L Chevy vortec is in cubic inches; 350, 305???
Thanks, Chris
1983 CJ7 with 1.21 giga-watts and a supercharged flux-capacitor
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Re: Chevy Engine Sizes
[Re: BoggerCJ7]
#382129
01/18/04 03:54 AM
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This might help. 400 - 6.6 GM, 5.7 - 350 GM, 5.0 - 302 GM, 5.9 - 360 Chry., 289 - 4.7 Ford, 302 - 5.0 (cough 4.9) Ford. So i would have to take a guess that its about a 296 and 318? But those are just guesses.
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Re: Chevy Engine Sizes
[Re: BoggerCJ7]
#382130
01/21/04 08:40 PM
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Cubic inces convert to liter by dividing by 61. So 5.0 inches is actually 305, they round it to look better. By this formula a 5.3 would be about 327 inches, and so on. however you need to be aware the new Vortec line has nothing in common with the old small block. It is now called the ls line, same as a Corvette Ls1, hope this helps you out
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Re: Chevy Engine Sizes
#382131
01/22/04 01:44 AM
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<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/drunk.gif" alt="" /> Howdy Jr. It works out to closer to 61.4 than just 61. So 61.4 X 5.3 litres = 325.43 cu.in. The sales folks at the chevy dealers LIKE to call this engine a 327 cu.in. Because we (most of us) can relate to the old 327. It is, however, not even close. Big Jim
I forgot to add: This makes the 4.8 litre a 294.72cu.in.
Last edited by BigJim; 01/22/04 01:47 AM.
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Re: Chevy Engine Sizes
[Re: BigJim]
#382132
01/22/04 05:19 AM
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283,305,321,326,327,350,389,400,421,425,427,454 and last but not least my favorite...the gas guzzling caddy 502 <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I know i have forgoten some of the GM motors so some one fill in the ones i missed.
<<< walks away from desk with a desire to watch mad max (thats right mate..she's the last of the V8 interceptors) <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/evil.gif" alt="" />
oh wait ..i forgot about the NASCAR aluminum block chevy DZ302 <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Chevy Engine Sizes
#382133
01/22/04 06:07 AM
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283,305,321,326,327,350,389,400,421,425,427,454 and last but not least my favorite...the gas guzzling caddy 502 <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I know i have forgoten some of the GM motors so some one fill in the ones i missed. You forgot the original small block, the 265. Then there's the 262 used in V8 Monza's, the 396 and the 402. The 389 is a Pontiac engine. 321? 326? 421? 425? Are these the new modular engines?
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Re: Chevy Engine Sizes
#382134
01/22/04 07:10 AM
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I thought the Caddies were 472 and 500. Chevy makes an aftermarket 502 though. I think there was also a 296 Inline 6, as well as a 250.
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Re: Chevy Engine Sizes
#382135
01/22/04 03:59 PM
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You forgot the original small block, the 265. Then there's the 262 used in V8 Monza's, the 396 and the 402. The 389 is a Pontiac engine. 321? 326? 421? 425? Are these the new modular engines?
CSP I said all the "GM motors" <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> and the 421 was a mid 60's pontiac motor and there was a mid 60's buicik rivera GS that came with a 425 dual quad setup <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/evil.gif" alt="" /> the 326 came in the pontiac tempest and i cant remember what the 321 was in <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" /> p.s u might be right about the caddy motor
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