There is absolutely no direct correlation in horsepower and CC's. CC's is the engine size or displacement, whereas horsepower is the output generated by that engine. Horsepower can vary for a given engine based on altitude, temperature, and engine condition. If any of these variables change, the engine size or displacement remains constant, however, the output (horsepower) can vary significantly. To the person that says his Honda engine is a x-horsepower with so many CC's, thus there are xx number of cc's in a horsepower, he is only correct when that particular engine is operating, at ideal standards equal to that of the manufacturer.
it varies... Chevy was the first to make one cc equal one horse power.
A cc is a cubic centimeter. It is a unit of Volume. A horsepower is a unit of Power. They are not the same thing. There is no fixed relation.
21.5
Displacement doesn't directly equivocate to horsepower.
It's about 5.5hp
the cubic centimeters of 6.5 horse power is 175 cc
3.3 HP
cc's, like cubic inches, does not determine horse power. There are many other things that contribute to horse power such as the octane of the fuel one uses as well as the type of fuel used, the compression of the engine, cam shaft, fuel system (carb,injector), ignition system, ect..
254ccis how many horse power
No.
Horse power is not measured by cc's alone. There are many factors involved.
There are 15-17 cc per horsepower, your engine has about 200 horsepower.