US EditionFeaturing the first Chrysler Hemi on 4-26 “Hemi Day”
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Featuring the first Chrysler Hemi on 4-26 “Hemi Day”
The first Chrysler engine to be called a Hemi was the 426 cubic inch marriage of the wedge-head “B” engines and the company’s 1951 V8 head design, but long before that was the first series of engines Chrysler made with hemispherical heads. Produced in 1944, the six V-16 Hemi engines were made for the military ...
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