C5_Pete

iTrader: (8)

What is the displacement in CI for the LS1?

Is it:
A) 346
B) 347
C) 348

I have seen people refer to it as all of these.

Thanks

zracer323

iTrader: (12)

Its a 346

Mr LSX

It's actually like a 345.9.

But it is refered to as a 346. The 347 usually refers to a rebuilt/honed LS1. 348 is nothing LS1 related.

94lt1m6

iTrader: (9)

What if it is rebuild/honed twice? lol just kidding.

Its 345.778056 or just round up to 346



3.90 / 2 = 1.95^2 = 3.8025
3.8025 x 3.14 = 11.93985
11.93985 x 3.62 = 43.222257
43.222257 x 8 = 345.778056 CI

C5_Pete

iTrader: (8)

Yeh, 346 is what I thought too, but I've seen people talk about their 347 or 348.

Thanks for the replys.

StoleIt

iTrader: (3)

346

thunderstruck507

iTrader: (18)

*with thick redneck accent* its a 350

LS199CAMAROZ28

iTrader: (32)

i just tell people its a 350. if i tell them its a 346 their like: But its a 5.7 right? where i'm from the lt1 is pretty new to the market.

sway99bird

iTrader: (22)

I know that's right!

Wesmanw02

iTrader: (4)

I always tell people its a 346 when they ask. They kind of give you a funny look and they're like "I've never heard of one of those". If you tell them its a 350 they always assume its Gen I, and then they're like I used to have a 350 in my old 87 Iroc Z, it was fast!!

silverM6TA

iTrader: (5)

im not sure on this but the 348 is the ls1 in the monaro i heard. but thats just hear-say.

Z28M6TT

lol!!!

LSx Heaven

346, I never heard of a 348. THATS JUST WEIRD. LOL

gyrene2003

349.99999999999999999999999999999999999901

gyrene2003

but only if it was honned twice!

bww3588

iTrader: (49)

i dont understand this formula....i see Pi tho. lol

3.898^2*.7854*3.62*8=345.599

dutinsss

iTrader: (2)

it's a 346 but if somebody askes, it saves a lot of confusion to just say 350 haha. most people either act like they're disappointed that it's 4 cubic inches shy of a 350, or they think i must have bored out a 327.

406malibu

the way he did it is kinda confusing, but what he did was just the area of the circle (pi*r^2) then multiply by L*C

so you get (pi*r^2)*L*C

pi=3.14
r=1/2 bore
L=distance piston travels (stroke)
C=number of cylinders

bore=3.9
stroke=3.62

GMmexican

iTrader: (7)

What would it be in liters? 5.69999999

406malibu

5.66628713