It was the Hellcat engine of its day. Ford and General Motors each had huge performance-oriented V8s in the era, but only Chrysler had the HEMI, and only Chrysler had "the elephant." ...

With a 6-71-blown chrysler elephant under the hood, ralph krasky can afford to talk big W hat with a Chrysler Hemi fed by a 6-71 GMC blower installed in a light '70 Plymouth Duster body, you can ...

In 1967 the Chrysler Corporation was bound and determined to use its 426ci Hemi engine to dominate as many classes of racing as it could find to cram its "elephant motor" into.