Large Engines

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The 7.0L engine is usually found in the LS7. The LS7 is a high-performance V8 engine developed by General Motors under its LS (Gen IV) engine family. It has been prominently used in various performance-oriented Chevrolet vehicles, most notably in certain Corvette models.  

 The 7.4L engine typically refers to the 7.4-liter V8 engine, which is commonly known as the Chevrolet Big-Block engine. This engine was part of General Motors' lineup and was used in various Chevrolet, GMC, and other GM vehicles. 

The 7.6L engine is a large engine, mostly found in only high-performance, high-powered cars. This engine is currently being used the the Hennessy Venom F5, producing over 1600 horsepower.

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The most well known 8.0L engine is the Bugatti's Quad-Turbocharged 8.0L W16 engine.  Each bank of cylinders is effectively two V8 engines joined together at a common crankshaft. 

 The 8.4L engine typically refers to the 8.4-liter V10 engine produced by the Chrysler Group for use in high-performance vehicles. This engine is commonly associated with the Dodge Viper, a sports car produced by Dodge.  The 8.4L V10 engine is known for its high power output. In the case of the Dodge Viper, the engine was capable of producing over 600 horsepower in certain iterations. 

The 1916 Winton Six-48, Model 22, and the 1920 Locomobile Model 48 Series 7 Landaulet are two cars including the massive 8.6L engine. Most 8.6L engines seen now are custom built engines, such as the 3,000hp 8.6L Chevrolet Corvette Z06.

The Dodge Viper 9.0L is a special engine kit jumping the 8.4L Viper engine to a 9.0L V10 producing a whopping 825 hp and 750 lb-ft (1,016 Nm) of torque, which are impressive numbers for a road-going engine that doesn’t use forced induction.