Why has Dodge become the industry leader in the designing and
building of maximum-performance engines?
The answer to this question can be found wherever man strives for better ways of doing things,
so products will last longer, work better, cost less to run.
It can be found wherever greater and more complete knowledge is sought.
To find out how to reach the moon, astronauts orbit the globe from Cape Canaveral.
To develop a single miracle drug that will conquer a deadly disease, scientists labor for years-
compounding many thousands of formulae in laboratories.
So it is with automobile engines.
The maximum-performance engine explores new
ideas. It subjects engines, transmissions, and
other power-train components to stresses and
strains far greater than will ever be encountered
in normal driving. And as a result, we learn how
to improve lubrication, ignition, carburetion,
cooling and heat transfer - just to name a few
examples. The lessons learned are applied in the
building of regular passenger-car engines and
other power-train components. This is one of
the principal reasons why Chrysler Corporation
is able to cover its regular passenger-car engines
and drive trains with a five-year/50,000-mile
warranty. |
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Yes, Dodge engineers learn many things from such engines as the 426 Ramcharger.
Dodge owners share in this knowledge by having available to them the latest
engineering advancements for their every purpose, whether it be maximum
economy or top competitive performance.
There are always new horizons ahead that hold promise of even
greater achievement—all to help us build better Dodge cars.
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