3.8L?
#2
RE: 3.8L?
This means the displacement of our engines is 3.8 liters.
It has to do with the bore and stroke size of your piston and how much air it takes in when they turn and go from top to botton.
When the six pistons turn they in total inhale 3.8l of air.
It has to do with the bore and stroke size of your piston and how much air it takes in when they turn and go from top to botton.
When the six pistons turn they in total inhale 3.8l of air.
#4
RE: 3.8L?
ORIGINAL: hotcar
thanks one of my friends has a S10 extreme and he wouldnt stop talkin about that because his truck is a 4.3L that it would beat my 3.8L so im going to race him tomorrow.
thanks one of my friends has a S10 extreme and he wouldnt stop talkin about that because his truck is a 4.3L that it would beat my 3.8L so im going to race him tomorrow.
And what year is his S-10 and what size engine. I dont think it has 4.3l. I'm pretty sure they only had around 2.2l-2.3l but I could be wrong.
#7
RE: 3.8L?
ORIGINAL: jthorn9
If all else fails, I'll race him for pinks. I could use a good truck.[8D]
3.8L also equates into 232 cubic inches.
If all else fails, I'll race him for pinks. I could use a good truck.[8D]
3.8L also equates into 232 cubic inches.
and i did a little more research and there is a 4l engine which produces about 180hp but you should still be able to take him no problem.
You auto or manual.
#10
RE: 3.8L?
ORIGINAL: 98ponycar
A lot of the 2000 models have the 4.3, but they're still weak. The stang should win pretty easily.
A lot of the 2000 models have the 4.3, but they're still weak. The stang should win pretty easily.