Agreed, finding a solid car is by far the hardest part. Everything else is just parts swapping.
New 1,000hp 'Hellephant' from Dodge
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Agreed, finding a solid car is by far the hardest part. Everything else is just parts swapping.
Wow, that is something else. Impressive.
That's where you save a lot of time and money as well.
Alright yeah yeah, it's a monster and a cool crate engine
That Charger they put it in though.....DAMN
That Charger they put it in though.....DAMN
....All while blowing off the back tiresWhat I really want to know is will this engine let a Charger do a wheelstand on the street while drag racing a Supra? That's the real question.
That is the magic.
Burn out wheelies!
To their defense,
The car did the burnout because it was pushing against the pop-sled that lift the front up. It also had a fake supercharger.
As for the Hellephant, how the hell do I not have a Mopar?!!!
Bumping this thread. According to this article the $30k engine sold out in 48 hours. Thought it’s a limited run of production.
That Was Quick: 1,000-Horsepower Hellephant Hemi Sold Out
Pick your dick
That Was Quick: 1,000-Horsepower Hellephant Hemi Sold Out
Pick your dick
With FCA I'd bet the run is extended.
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It pays homage to the old 426 Hemi "Elephant" name.
This new Helephant is based on the Hellcat Hemi engine, so it makes sense to me.
Wow, that was quick!
Only 100 engines, but still.
Remember when the Hellcat was only suppose to be a limited number. Yeah I sure do and we all got to see how quickly that plan was modified.
Very true.
I bet they make/sell more. They'll probably sell out another 100 easily as well! lol
If I recall correctly the hellcat was intended to be about 1200 units per year, and the first year they had over 9000 orders.
It’d be stupid if they only made 100 units of the Hellephant. So they’ll undoubtedly make more. Then only time will tell until it’s in a production car.
Pick your poison.
Only makes sense if it's a money loser. Solution? Raise the price and people will still buy it.
I'm referring to the Hellephant engine.
They only made 100 of them and sold out every single one of them.
He was referring to how the Hellcat was supposed to be limited but FCA did the smart thing and decided to make money.
There is no point in trying to be boutique in the car industry. Build to what the market supports. An unsealed Hellephant engine selling for $150k in 25 years does not benifit FCA, car enthusiasts or the shareholders one bit.
Ahhhhh, I see it now. lol
Thanks for that.
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