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> it doesn't. it is and always has been the Ford 302cu. I don't think we need to worry about standard volume conversions changing. 1 liter = 1000 cc = 61.0237 in3 . So, 5 l = 305.1187 in3 Ford's 302 isn't quite 5 l, and neither is Chevy's 305, but, we call them 5 L engines (close enough).
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