Dodge has been around for more than one hundred years. These are 10 of the most powerful engines it ever used.

Last week, The Crew Motorfest offered the 1-of-100 supercharged 426-cu-in (7.0L) Hellephant V8 HEMI 1969 Dodge Charger "Tusk" as an Event Summit Platinum reward, courtesy of the Ring Brothers.

Nationally, you can expect to pay about $450 on average for a blower motor replacement, including labor. However, if your unit is under warranty, you might get away with a labor-only charge of as ...

Under the hood, it's packing the monstrous 1-of-100 supercharged 426-cu-in (7.0L) Hellephant V8 HEMI Mopar Crate engine. This powerplant teams up with the 3.0-liter IHI supercharger to produce ...

The crate motor does bring 11 lb-ft more torque than ... which should rival the monstrous four-digit Hellephant Hemis. The previously announced DC1 and DC2 gearboxes made to bolt to the back ...

Dodge has finally delivered on its promise with the arrival of the Hurricrate inline-six crate engines. The first of the Hurricrate series, the Cat 1, produces 420 horsepower and 468 pound-feet of ...

It’s human nature for hardcore muscle car fans to immediately think 1968–1969 if/when Dodge Chargers are being discussed. Hands down, those two model years are the icons, based on their stylin ...

News of three more Hellephant engines came with the Hurricrate announcement, turning one supercharged 426 cubic-inch (7.0L) ...

Motor control refers to the process by which the nervous system coordinates the muscle and limbs to achieve a desired movement or set of actions. This includes the ability to anticipate, adjust ...