Passenger car engines are not racing engines. Some were allegedly designed for that purpose and a few are doing quite well at it; but the majority of engines from Detroit were designed to be grocery ...
When Chrysler greenlit the 426 Hemi for production cars in 1966, the streets trembled. Born in racing, built for domination, the Street Hemi was a 425-horsepower (431 PS), 490 lb-ft (664 Nm) monster ...
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