At Daytona in the late 1960s, the sound of a Chrysler Hemi at full throttle wasn't just loud. It was a message to rivals that Mopar was winning, and Ford's engineers knew it. The 427-cubic-inch ...
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Why Ford’s 427 SOHC Cammer never turned a wheel in NASCAR competition
Ford built the 427 single-overhead-cam V8 for one job: beating Chrysler’s 426 Hemi on NASCAR’s ovals. Yet the engine fans call the Cammer never started a NASCAR race. The Cammer NASCAR ban came first, ...
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