It drives me insane when people paint match the grill on Cuda's, but overall it's nice. I wonder what cubic inch that HEMI is. Also, it's nice to see they used a stock steering wheel with aftermarket seats, usually people stick some gaudy Pep Boys special on them. Also, he's missing the SHAKER sticker for the bottom of the hood.
Yes.Originally Posted by Revmaynard
It drives me insane when people paint match the grill on Cuda's, but overall it's nice. I wonder what cubic inch that HEMI is. Also, it's nice to see they used a stock steering wheel with aftermarket seats, usually people stick some gaudy Pep Boys special on them. Also, he's missing the SHAKER sticker for the bottom of the hood.
if its the orignal HEMI its a 426. which to me is the only HEMI.. the new things they call HEMI these days are sorry... its not even close to the 426.. its a 5.7 liter thats a 360 dodge...thats no where near close to a 426...... but over all the car is sexy as fuckIt drives me insane when people paint match the grill on Cuda's, but overall it's nice. I wonder what cubic inch that HEMI is. Also, it's nice to see they used a stock steering wheel with aftermarket seats, usually people stick some gaudy Pep Boys special on them. Also, he's missing the SHAKER sticker for the bottom of the hood.
I highly doubt it's a true 426, it's probably a crate engine similar to something YearOne sells. Why put aluminum heads on a cast iron block with as much other work that went into that car? Either way, Elephant Motor ftw! I wouldn't mind having a HEMI in my Cuda. lol
yeah i agree its probally not a true HEMI....... an me ether but if i had the car i would be dead by now trying to show off to some chicks trying to be a bad ass.. an wrap that bitch around a tree or flip it one
i'm with this. def. not a good touch. and i would swap the wheels, but it's beautiful.
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