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What's really sad is that they didn't do any more with the 5.7L Hemi than they did. I remember back a few years ago Mopar had that "Scat Pack" kit for the 5.7L that put it up to like 450hp with a decent amount of torque and that was pretty much just a head and cam kit from the 6.4L with a Scat...
Honestly, most people don't really need a modern day 1500-series pickup truck. Most of us don't tow large boats or campers, most of us aren't into construction, or anything that really requires the use of a full size 1500-series truck. A mid-size truck like a Ranger, Tacoma, Canyon/Colorado...
For me, my thoughts are always going to be geared directly towards the Charger when it comes to most things. I'm starting to see a few on the roads around here in the Philadelphia area so there is a chance that these cars could start becoming common place just like other EVs. It is a good...
I think when this, and the semi-solid state batteries arrive for the STLA: Large vehicles, that's when we're going to see the Charger EV (and others) become decent vehicles. Imaging the Daytona Scat pack with it's 670hp, less weight and better gearing makes an already fast car even faster. While...
As I said before, I'm glad the Hemi is back, but the 5.7L Hemi V8 needs a bit of upgrading. For me, I'm all about the STLA Large & frame platform vehicles and honestly yes, the 5.7L Hemi V8 will physically fit in the engine bay of an STLA large platform vehicle so it will fit in the Charger. I...
I am glad to see the hemi return to the lineup and I am glad the hurricane also has a niche in here as well but it is a legitimate question to ask about the hybrid driveline, especially with cross town rival Ford having one as does Toyota. A high output hurricane with a hybrid setup would slot...
While I do agree with you on the fact that they could have beefed up the 5.7l, tbh no one with a 5.7l can really be looking at it for alot of high power or anything like that. Simplicity, tradition and nostalgia are the key points of having the 5.7l v8 back. Its 100% about marketing which is...
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