THE 2019 DODGE HEMI SHOOTOUT FROM THE NHRA U.S. NATIONALS 

Dude you need too research your late 60's super/stock racing, Bill Jinkens Chevy Camaro kicked there asses in 67' 68' & 69' and as the announcer said only 50 of the Cudas were built that was not street legal.

427s fords

The hemi pretty much we’re the dominant engine back then but things have come along way

Um.....no.......that's the tale told by people who either weren't there or they have bought into silly stories of re-written history. The unvarnished truth? The 426 Hemi was NOT the track dominator you seem to want to believe it was. The engine under the hood is but one piece of a puzzle. Ford and Chevy both brought engines and cars fully capable of running with any Hemi Car. The smart money was almost never on a Chrysler to win. Sheer #s was the problem. Chrysler was a REALLY DISTANT #3 in the 3 way race for sales back in the day. Any one Hemi car at the strip was up against many Fords and Chevy's. If you saw any Chrysler making it to the finals and then winning that final race.......you were seeing a car and driver who over came a serious disadvantage in the numbers.

Dogboy1960 .....the history books & the record books disagree with you. Grumpys 67/8/9 camaro's were NOT successful racing against the Hemi cars. Only after adding weight to the Hemi cars did the Chevy start winning on a regular basis in 72. Sox & martin OWNED super stock in 69/70/71

That's just a thing with narrow front tires, tons of power, the weight of the engine and the violent power as the wheels return to the tarmac and the car, with drag race caster settings.

@@gregorytimmons4777 hmmmmmm.....I've never seen Camaros or Mustangs GTOs....do it...ever

I’ve seen it on all cars not all the time gm and ford are no different I’ve seen them wobble also but they don’t get the same air as the mopars if you know what I’m getting at

50 year old front suspension technology.

You sound like a little girl. These cars are just too much for you to handle. You should stick with golf or bowling.

The only annoying this is you clearly not knowing absolutely anything about this race or McCandless or Lohnes.

@@ticeuntz 😂 👌

No it doesn't. I'm guessing basic math skills are just over your head.

Research NHRA rules for SS/AH cars. Make sure to read about their induction. These carburetors are 50+ year old technology

Yes they sound clean NA. Super Street? and what does AH mean?

@@G55STEYR These used to be designated SS/A(A) the second A was for Automatic cars, but NHRA threw the auto and 4-speeds together in one class SS/AH (H for Hemi) the only cars that fit this class are the '68 Hemi Darts and Barracudas. Super Stock A-Hemi SSAH

I like autos with manuals in the same class, to see how they compare. I watched this one 6 times or so :)

@@G55STEYR Yes it was great to include the 3 pedal folks with everyone else as Charlie and a few others were really starting to go fast and the competition level was great

Are you drunk?

Hope you're not being serious. If so listen to the intro again explaining what these cars are.