Question From a Noobie
The more you research the Hemi, the more you will see how important it has been to the auto industry on all kinds of levels... including today's new cars. Its a design thats just plain works and works well. My guess about the dark side comment is that it came from Chevy or Ford fans... they can't stand someone "converting" to Chrysler. But they can't deny the 426 Hemi (and all it's cousins) and the real power behind them. Heres a pic of an original 1966 426 Hemi head so you can see the combustion chambers and know what we are talking about. By the way, to drop your tranny simply means you broke it!! Welcome to FABO!
The more you research the Hemi, the more you will see how important it has been to the auto industry on all kinds of levels... including today's new cars. Its a design thats just plain works and works well. My guess about the dark side comment is that it came from Chevy or Ford fans... they can't stand someone "converting" to Chrysler. But they can't deny the 426 Hemi (and all it's cousins) and the real power behind them. Heres a pic of an original 1966 426 Hemi head so you can see the combustion chambers and know what we are talking about. By the way, to drop your tranny simply means you broke it!! Welcome to FABO!