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Mark Sigfrinius
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Just a silly question......how many cubic inches is the 4.2 Jaguar 6?
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Cubic Inches
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JamesWilson
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1 litre equals about 61 cubic inches
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1 Liter = 61.023758990325284 CI.
And note too that the engine sizes are generally rounded (usually upwards), though the 4.2 liter was 4235 cc and went down while the Healey 3000 with only 2912 went further to go upwards... if you want exact conversions....
1 litre equals about 61 cubic inches
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1 Liter = 61.023758990325284 CI.
And note too that the engine sizes are generally rounded (usually upwards), though the 4.2 liter was 4235 cc and went down while the Healey 3000 with only 2912 went further to go upwards... if you want exact conversions....
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Mark Sigfrinius
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My calculator won't go out that far but the 61 works. 256 cubic inches works for me. Thanks for the information.