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Here is a quick Hemi Day montage of us having some fun with our friends in our Hemi powered vehicles. In this video you'll see a hellcat powered Ram Rebel, Our Jeep Trackhawk, A few Dodge Demons, A couple Challenger 1320's and more. Enjoy!

It's April 26 (4/26) or as us Mopar fans affectionately call it, Hemi Day! Of course, the reference comes from the legendary 426 cubic inch Hemi V8 built from 1964 through the 1971 model year. Dubbed the "Elephant" Hemi due to its huge size and power output.

The Chrysler Corporation originally started using the hemispherical cylinder head design in 1951, although they weren't called Hemis at the time. Each division had a different name for their new engine families featuring the hemispherical combustion chamber. Chrysler called theirs the FirePower and it was available in 331, 354, and 392 cubic inch variants between 1951 and 1959. DeSoto called theirs the Fire Dome, originally introduced in 1952 as a 276 cubic inch engine and was subsequently enlarged to 291, 330, 341, and 345 cubic inches throughout its production period.

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