364 cubic inches in a 6.0L engine.
Stands for CC's and means the size or displacement of the engine. Therefore, 8100cc equals to a 8.1Liter V8 or a 492 cubic inches.
The largest Mass Produced automobile engine that I know of is the Dodge Viper V10. It is 8.4 Liters or 513 Cubic Inches. There have been larger engines produced but not any that were mass produced. In the mid-1960's GMC produced and used a V-12 with 702 cubic inches. It was called the Balaur (Dragon) and some still exist. No stats on how many were made.
4289321 cubic inches
1954 GMC General Fire Engine with a 630 Cab had a 503 cubic inch straight 6 cylinder gasoline engine.
235 Cubic Inch Inline 6.
5.7 liter 350 cubic inch 8 cylinder
5.3 L is 323.4271 cu in
The 71 refers to 71 cubic inches of displacement per cylinder, nothing to do with the year no. the old crackerbox gmc is a 60's vintage truck. 12v71 Detroit engine was not built or produced until the earily 70's hence the 71. yes. GMC sold a fleet of Astros (COE) with the 12V-71 engine to a company in Alaska and the trucks were used during the construction of the Alaskan oil pipeline circa 1970
Should be on drivers side of engine near the front with an electric wire going into it.
The 2015 GMC Yukon's engine produces 355 hp @ 5600 rpm.
The 2012 GMC Canyon's engine produces 185 hp @ 5600 rpm.
The 2001 GMC Yukon's engine produces 275 hp @ 5200 rpm.