it doesnt really work that way. too many other variables. cubic inches is only partly to blame for your horsepower. compression ratio, valvetrain, intake/exhaust.
it doesnt really work that way. too many other variables. cubic inches is only partly to blame for your horsepower. compression ratio, valvetrain, intake/exhaust.
Should clarify the original question>>>>>
all of the Briggs serial number tables that I found showed that the 6 in the serial number indicated that it was a 6 cubic inch engine.
I would assume that it is a 2hp?
and a 8 in the serial number would be a 8 cubic inch therefore a 3 hp???
Should clarify the original question>>>>>
all of the Briggs serial number tables that I found showed that the 6 in the serial number indicated that it was a 6 cubic inch engine.
I would assume that it is a 2hp?
and a 8 in the serial number would be a 8 cubic inch therefore a 3 hp???
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