Supercharged 426 HEMI pairs durability with four-digit output. Return suggests Stellantis isn’t done with wild factory V8s ...

may seem like a lot, but in truth, 34.995 dollars per mechanical horsepower is a bit of a steal when you think about it ...

We'll always miss the Challenger Demon, the limited-production street-legal drag-strip-demolisher that wowed us back in 2017. We're glad Dodge revived much of its spirit with the new Super Stock, and ...

FCA’s crate engine lineup is steadily growing with the addition of some tasteful mills. The group’s parts and accessories division, Mopar, unveiled the most powerful version of the Hellcat engine that ...

Mopar has announced something that anyone with a big-budget working on an engine swap for a vehicle manufactured before 1976 should know about. Mopar is now selling the 807 horsepower Hellcrate Redeye ...

One such engine is the 426 Hemi, a classic muscle car engine that debuted just before the '73 oil crisis and associated emissions regulations strangled the muscle market for many decades. The 426 Hemi ...

The supercharged 6.2-liter V8 is based on the ones featured in the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon and SRT Super Stock and comes rated at 807 hp and 717 lb-ft of torque. The engine is an upgrade from the ...

Still haven't found the perfect gift for the Mopar fan in your life? Well fortunately for you, Mopar is here to help. It's making a few suggestions from its line of 500,000 quality-tested, ...

Mopar offers a variety of branded gear, apparel, accessories and performance parts Shop online at www.WearMopar.com and www.Mopar.com Shoppers get 15% off quality-tested, factory-backed Mopar ...

The SEMA360 show is happening this week, and thanks to some unavoidable circumstances instead of roaming the halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center like we've done in the past we're browsing the new ...

Mopar introduces the 807-hp Hellcrate Redeye crate motor It's built for pre-1976 vehicles The performance part company now has 5 crate engine options Despite all of this (gestures wildly), we now live ...