400 cu in Pontiac V8

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The 400 cu in Pontiac V8 is a popular American V8 engine introduced in the mid-1960s, widely known for powering performance models like the GTO, Firebird, and Trans Am during the muscle car era.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf V8 engine
automobile engine
internal combustion engine
aspiration naturally aspirated
blockMaterial cast iron
bore 4.12 inches
compressionRatio varied by year and application
configuration 90-degree V8
coolingSystem water-cooled
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
cylinders 8
displacement 400 cubic inches
6.6 liters
emissionsEraDetuning yes
era muscle car era
family Pontiac V8 engine family NERFINISHED
fuelSystem 2-barrel carburetor
4-barrel carburetor
fuelType gasoline
headMaterial cast iron
inductionSystem carbureted
layout front-engine
manufacturer Pontiac Motor Division NERFINISHED
marketedDisplacement 6.6 L
notableFor high performance applications
strong low-end torque
notableUse 1970 Pontiac GTO NERFINISHED
late-1960s Pontiac Firebird 400
parentCompany General Motors
performanceVariant Ram Air II NERFINISHED
Ram Air III NERFINISHED
Ram Air IV NERFINISHED
Ram Air V (experimental) NERFINISHED
powerOutput varied by tune and model
productionEnd late 1970s
productionStart 1967
stroke 3.75 inches
successor Pontiac 455 V8 (in some performance roles) NERFINISHED
usedInModel Pontiac Bonneville NERFINISHED
Pontiac Catalina NERFINISHED
Pontiac Firebird NERFINISHED
Pontiac Firebird Trans Am NERFINISHED
Pontiac GTO NERFINISHED
Pontiac Grand Prix NERFINISHED
Pontiac LeMans NERFINISHED
valvesPerCylinder 2
valvetrain overhead valve

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389 cu in Pontiac V8 successor 400 cu in Pontiac V8
Pontiac LeMans notableEngine 400 cu in Pontiac V8