* Horsepower is a measure of power: It tells you how much work an engine can do over a certain time.
* Cubic centimeters (cc) is a measure of volume: It describes the size of the engine's cylinders, which is related to the amount of air and fuel it can ingest.
To find the engine size in cc, you need more information. Here's what you need:
1. Type of engine: Different engine types have different power-to-displacement ratios. For example, a 4-stroke engine will have a larger displacement than a 2-stroke engine for the same horsepower output.
2. Engine efficiency: A more efficient engine can produce more power with a smaller displacement.
Here's a simplified way to think about it:
* Larger displacement (cc) generally means more power (hp), but it's not a direct conversion.
* Other factors like engine design, efficiency, and fuel type play a significant role.
If you have more information about the engine, you can often find its displacement (cc) online or in the manufacturer's specifications.
