[geeks] Off-road trucks (was F*n sweet car..)

[Kurt Huhn]

> > > I  think the physics of that are pretty impossible. :)
> > >
> >
> > I'm trying to imagine where one would place two big-blocks.  Not that
> > it's impossible, but I don't think it would be a Chevette any more, what
> > with the frame modifications and body removal.  Hrm, it might be doable,
> > but certainly would require enourmous amounts of engineering.
> 
> I'm thinking four wheel drive.  Engine in front driving front wheels, engine
> in back driving rear wheels.  Plus provides some balancing.
> 

ooooh.  Maybe - that makes the most sense.  I can't imagine my oversight
here also - Hemis didn't come in 440 flavor.  The most common was 426,
and I don't recall anything higher.  There were earlier hemis in smaller
displacements, produced in the late 50's if memory serves.
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