Its not one of those need to know things but....how many cc's are in 1 horse power?

 

One has nothing to do with the other. CC's refer to the displacement or volume of the cylinder(s) of the engine. Horsepower is how much power it makes. Two engines of the same displacement can make drastically different amounts of power.

 

Refer to this discussion

http://forums.atvconnection.com/mess...ighlight_key=y

Some interesting info there.

 

or just search for 'horsepower per cubic inch'

 

is that a trick question?

 

CC's = cubic centimeters witch is how they measure displacement on dirt bike's.

 

your lawnmower is probably in the 300cc area and is only 5HP but the average 250cc 2 stroke is 25HP.

 

Who are you talking to? I don't think anyone asked that question.
I don't think anyone asked a question about witches, either.

 

bull. lawnmowers are not 300cc. thay have pretty dam small pistons. the litlle 2 strokes on weed wakers are 25cc and mowers are not to much bigger i would say around 80 cc at the most

 

I have an old snapper push-mower that was made back in the 80's....203cc and it makes 8 hp. Still runs strong, one of the best push mowers ive ever seen. Anyways my trailblazer 250 makes 22 hp is only 47cc more and it makes 14 more hp. It just kinda depends on alot of diffrent things.