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Chrysler at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show (NAIAS)
Mopar Custom Shops
Chrysler 200 impressions / launch
2015 Chrysler 200 • Stryker Green Viper GT • Sergio Marchionne Q&A • Press kits
The Mopar Custom Shops allow buyers to order factory options, to be installed in special facilities within Chrysler factories. The Mopar options are included in the price sticker for insurance and financing purposes (and presumably to help in resale).
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Mark Hanson, Ram narrator, posed for Marc in front of a Ram 1500 diesel. Production is due to start on these long-awaited trucks soon. They will have company by the end of the year, in the form of a new Nissan Titan with a Cummins V8 (bearing no relationship to the B-series Cummins diesels used by Rams). We have new photos of the Cummins heavy duty engines and of the VM diesels used by Ram 1500.
There were numerous vintage-item displays, given the 100th anniversary of Dodge (Brothers), the 50th anniversary of the Hemi, the oddly-uncelebrated 90th birthday of the Chrysler car, and the completely-unmentioned 110th anniversary of Maxwell Motors, which produced the first Chrysler in 1924 and was transformed in a share transaction to Chrysler Corporation in 1925. (Maxwell cars would continue in production as the Chrysler Four and then as the Plymouth, and would remain the butt of Jack Benny jokes for many years afterwards.)
426 and 572 Crate Hemi
The 426 Hemi Generation III crate engine produces 600 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque, with an aluminum block, pistons, and heads; it has a forged steel crank and rods, billet steel main caps, and a hydraulic roller cam (0.639" lift). Fuel is delivered via multiple-port injection.l There are also 515 and 565 horsepower versions, with 490 and 550 lb-ft of torque, respectively. The torque curve is remarkably flat, as shown in the graph above/right.
The 572 Hemi Generation II crate engine uses a heavy-duty siamese-bore cast iron block with cross-bolted mains, aluminum heads with 2.25" intake valves and 1.94" exhaust valves, and an aluminum single-plane intake for one carburetor (an optional cross-ram intake for dual carburetors is shown in the photo). The camshaft is hydraulic, with flat tappets; the engine has a 10.0:1 compression ratio. As equipped, it produces 650 hp, with 660 lb-ft of torque. There are black and orange valve cover options (orange is shown).
Other Photos
Chrysler 200 impressions / launch
2015 Chrysler 200 • Stryker Green Viper GT • Sergio Marchionne's Q&A • Press Kits
See the Dodge Brothers 100th Anniversary section, below.
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Also see 2015 Chrysler 200 • Stryker Green Viper GT • Press Kits • Sergio Marchionne Q&A
Chrysler Heritage • History by Year • Chrysler People and Bios • Corporate Facts and History
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Mopar Custom Shops
Chrysler 200 impressions / launch
2015 Chrysler 200 • Stryker Green Viper GT • Sergio Marchionne Q&A • Press kits
The Mopar Custom Shops allow buyers to order factory options, to be installed in special facilities within Chrysler factories. The Mopar options are included in the price sticker for insurance and financing purposes (and presumably to help in resale).
//www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/mhik6QeLHIk
Newest Photos
Mark Hanson, Ram narrator, posed for Marc in front of a Ram 1500 diesel. Production is due to start on these long-awaited trucks soon. They will have company by the end of the year, in the form of a new Nissan Titan with a Cummins V8 (bearing no relationship to the B-series Cummins diesels used by Rams). We have new photos of the Cummins heavy duty engines and of the VM diesels used by Ram 1500.
There were numerous vintage-item displays, given the 100th anniversary of Dodge (Brothers), the 50th anniversary of the Hemi, the oddly-uncelebrated 90th birthday of the Chrysler car, and the completely-unmentioned 110th anniversary of Maxwell Motors, which produced the first Chrysler in 1924 and was transformed in a share transaction to Chrysler Corporation in 1925. (Maxwell cars would continue in production as the Chrysler Four and then as the Plymouth, and would remain the butt of Jack Benny jokes for many years afterwards.)
426 and 572 Crate Hemi
The 572 Hemi Generation II crate engine uses a heavy-duty siamese-bore cast iron block with cross-bolted mains, aluminum heads with 2.25" intake valves and 1.94" exhaust valves, and an aluminum single-plane intake for one carburetor (an optional cross-ram intake for dual carburetors is shown in the photo). The camshaft is hydraulic, with flat tappets; the engine has a 10.0:1 compression ratio. As equipped, it produces 650 hp, with 660 lb-ft of torque. There are black and orange valve cover options (orange is shown).
Other Photos
Chrysler 200 impressions / launch
2015 Chrysler 200 • Stryker Green Viper GT • Sergio Marchionne's Q&A • Press Kits
See the Dodge Brothers 100th Anniversary section, below.
<a name="dodge"></a>Dodge 100th Anniversary
Also see 2015 Chrysler 200 • Stryker Green Viper GT • Press Kits • Sergio Marchionne Q&A
Chrysler Heritage • History by Year • Chrysler People and Bios • Corporate Facts and History
Home •
Engines •
Reviews •
Chrysler 1904-2018 •
Upcoming •
Trucks •
Cars
Spread the word via <!--Tweet or--> Facebook!
We make no guarantees regarding validity or accuracy of information, predictions, or advice - .
Copyright © VerticalScope Inc. All rights reserved. Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler, Ram, and Mopar are trademarks of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.