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The M-1 Abrams tank has a 454 gm in it.
The above answer is 100% wrong. The M1 Abrams tank uses a Lycoming Textron AGT 1500 h.p. Turbine Engine. The tank it replaced, the M60, M48, M47, & M46 Patton tanks, were powered by a Continental AVDS-1790-2 V12, Air Cooled Twin-Turbo diesel engine. The Sheridan tank was powered by a 6 cylinder supercharged GM Detroit Diesel. The Sherman tank of WW2 was powered by a Continental Air Cooled Radial Gasoline engine. The Patton tank was powered by a .
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