What's your liter spread?

Mine is 5.6 liters.

What's the game? Subtract the smallest-displacement passenger car engine you've ever owned from the largest, thusly...

1967 Pontiac Catalina and/or 1972 Ford Gran Torino wagon: 6.6 liters.

minus...

1986 Chevrolet Sprint Plus: 1.0 liter

equals...

5.6 liters!

Now it's your turn!

5.9 liters.

1993 Suburban 2500: 7.4 liters
minus
1987 Accord: 1.5 liters

If you let me use bikes I can make that 7.275 liters!

Chevy 7.4
Honda 1.5
5.9l

Toyota Corolla: 1.6 liters

Suzuki Samurai: 1.3 liters

Spread: 0.3 liters

This is a game that's only fun for Americans

2003 Durango - 5.9L

1980 Rx-7 - 1.1L

4.8L

Mini - 0.998
Mustang - 5.0

4L spread.

7.73-1.5= 6.13.

bravenrace wrote: Chevy 7.4 Honda 1.5 5.9l

A tie! I challenge you to motorcycle only liter-spread!

Buell 1125CR: 1.125
minus
Yamaha TTR125: .125

1 liter!

2.0 honda/dodges

1.8 honda

0.2L

Pontiac 6.6

BMW 1.8

4.8 liters

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ wrote:

bravenrace wrote: Chevy 7.4 Honda 1.5 5.9l

A tie! I challenge you to motorcycle only liter-spread! Buell 1125CR: 1.125 minus Yamaha TTR125: .125 1 liter!

Guzzi V11 Sport - 1.1
Suzuki GT250 - .25

0.85, I lose again.

Hm. Can I apply boost multipliers?

6.6L (Duramax) * 2.3 (stock 20psi of boost) == 15.4L

1.8L (Miata) * 1 (naturally aspirated when I bought it) == 1.8L

Difference == 13.6L

5.7-2.0=3.7

Jeep J-300 with a Buick 5.7 liter - AW11 or NA 1.6 liter = 4.1 liters

This just proves I need a big block in the future...

3.4

1983 Camaro - 1993 Miata = 3.4

Current spread: 2.2

1998 Cherokee - 2000 Miata = 2.2 = F2T

There's an F2T between my cars! IT'S A SIGN. F2T ALL THE THINGS

Chevy 4.3 - Toyota 1.3 = 3.0

Currently in the garage: 1293cc Mini and a 427 Cadillac. That's 5.7. If we're going to use cordus' boost multipliers, then my 6.7 Cummins is equivalent to 15.4. That brings me to 14.12.

7.3 Liters

F-Super Duty with a 8.6L Ford (521 CI Worked over 460) to 1981 Honda Civic 1300. The funny thing is I owned them right after each other.

If we count motorcycles then it goes up to 8.1L With my 2 500CC bikes. (1981 Honda Silverwing and my 500CC honda dual cross)

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ wrote:

bravenrace wrote: Chevy 7.4 Honda 1.5 5.9l

A tie! I challenge you to motorcycle only liter-spread! Buell 1125CR: 1.125 minus Yamaha TTR125: .125 1 liter!

CB650 - .65
SL175 - .175
= .475

472 caddy - 1.6 renault fuego = 6.1 liter difference

In reply to bravenrace:

Haha! I am king until some shiny happy person rolls in with a Goldwing and a Mini Trail.

6.6 - 1.80 for cars only.
6.6 - 0.45 including bikes.
6.6 - 0.08 including karts.
6.6 - 0.01 including weedwhacker.

I believe we are talking CARS and not TRUCKS, so for CARS, I'M WINNING at the moment. HA HA. Beat a 72 CDV - 79 Spitfire.

Bmw 3.0

Mazda 1.3

1.7l, guess I need to work on that lol

In reply to Dr. Hess:

Well fine, but I'm keeping my bike crown. You stay on that high horse until a guy with a Viper and a Tesla shows up