426 HEMI Vs 426 Max Wedge: Are They The Same Engine?
With the increase of NHRA and NASCAR engine displacement regulations to 7.0 liters in 1963, the 413 Max Wedge grew to 426 ...
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Impossible 426 Street Wedge 1966 Dodge Coronet Really Does Exist!
Memories fade. But today, we have immutable proof that Dodge did build at least one legit factory 426 Street Wedge-powered 1966 Coronet—one model year after that engine was taken off the menu.
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One-of-Zero 1964 Polara 426 Max Wedge Survivor Has NASCAR Parts, Owner Looked for 10 Years
A ‘light-weight’ package was also released in 1963 to make the Max Wedge cars even more dominant. Available exclusively for the 13.5:1 versions of the 426 engines, it offered aluminum front ...
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1-of-1 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda Is the Perfect Gem: 426 Hemi, Rare Color, Rarer Deck Surprise
The car shows 6.6k miles (unspecified if original or not), the drivetrain is all original (engine, transmission, rear axle), ...
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Max Wedge 426-Powered Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible Now on Hemmings Auctions
Built to tackle the quarter-mile on the street and strip, along with providing a base for its stock car teams, the 426 Max Wedge was a heavy-duty, high-performance engine that put Plymouth and ...