Q. What CC is a 131?
2,147cc
The Motor Company’s latest entry in the displacement wars takes the form of a 131 cubic-inch (2,147cc) crate motor and is the largest engine Harley has ever offered.
Q. What is the difference between CC and CI?
CC stands for Cubic Centimeters and is a measurement of an engine’s total displacement. In the United States you may see the use of CI, or Cubic Inches, which is the imperial equivalency of an engine’s displacement.
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Q. How many CC are in a cubic?
There are 16.387064 cubic centimeters in 1 cubic inch.
Q. How much is the 131 Harley engine?
Harley-Davidson Screamin’ Eagle 131 Crate Engine Prices: $6,195 (oil cooled) $6,395 (Twin-Cooled)
Q. What does CI mean on motorcycle?
CI: CI refers to the Cubic Inches of displacement of an engine. Usually written, for example, as 80ci. Total engine displacement is the volume displaced by a piston in a cylinder during a single stroke, multiplied by the number of cylinders. Next Motorcycle Term >> Symbols, A – C: (2-Second Rule => Custom Motorcycles)
Q. How many cc’s is a 107 Harley?
1,750cc
Milwaukee-Eight 107 (107 cubic inches, 1,750cc) with precision oil-cooled cylinder heads for the Street Glide®, Street Glide® Special, Road Glide®, Road Glide® Special, Electra Glide® Ultra Classic®, Road King® and Freewheeler models.
