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378 cu. in.
(Note: it could be that GM rounded up the size to 6.2L. but if it is spot on, 6.2 liters, the conversion factor is: 1 liters = 61.0237441 cubic inches. or, 6.2L X 61.0237441 cubic inches = 378 cu. in.
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(Note: it could be that GM rounded up the size to 6.2L. but if it is spot on, 6.2 liters, the conversion factor is: 1 liters = 61.0237441 cubic inches. or, 6.2L X 61.0237441 cubic inches = 378 cu. in.
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