To get the cubic inches, you'd need to either:
* Find the factory specifications: The manufacturer's specifications might list the engine's displacement in cubic inches.
* Use a more complex calculation: This would require detailed 3D modeling of the engine block and its internal components, which is not feasible without specialized engineering data.
While a simple conversion of liters to cubic inches (1 liter ≈ 61.02 cubic inches) might seem appropriate, it's inaccurate for the physical size of the engine. The 5.4 liter figure only describes the combined volume displaced by the pistons.