Big Horn with odd HEMI badge?
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There are two versions of the badge. One is a two line and says "HEMI 5.7 Liter" while the other is a single line and has just the word "HEMI." There's also a color difference. The two line badge has black in the word HEMI, while the single like badge is just all chrome.
The single line, all chrome HEMI is the newer of the two, and started showing up on trucks around late March/early April.
There's been no official acknowledgment of the different badges, so we can only speculate why the change occurred. I think the prevailing rumor is that Dodge did it so that when they start putting the 6.1 Liter engines in the RAM, they'll just have a single badge for both engines, instead of two.
The single line, all chrome HEMI is the newer of the two, and started showing up on trucks around late March/early April.
There's been no official acknowledgment of the different badges, so we can only speculate why the change occurred. I think the prevailing rumor is that Dodge did it so that when they start putting the 6.1 Liter engines in the RAM, they'll just have a single badge for both engines, instead of two.
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There are two versions of the badge. One is a two line and says "HEMI 5.7 Liter" while the other is a single line and has just the word "HEMI." There's also a color difference. The two line badge has black in the word HEMI, while the single like badge is just all chrome.
The single line, all chrome HEMI is the newer of the two, and started showing up on trucks around late March/early April.
There's been no official acknowledgment of the different badges, so we can only speculate why the change occurred. I think the prevailing rumor is that Dodge did it so that when they start putting the 6.1 Liter engines in the RAM, they'll just have a single badge for both engines, instead of two.
The single line, all chrome HEMI is the newer of the two, and started showing up on trucks around late March/early April.
There's been no official acknowledgment of the different badges, so we can only speculate why the change occurred. I think the prevailing rumor is that Dodge did it so that when they start putting the 6.1 Liter engines in the RAM, they'll just have a single badge for both engines, instead of two.
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There are two versions of the badge. One is a two line and says "HEMI 5.7 Liter" while the other is a single line and has just the word "HEMI." There's also a color difference. The two line badge has black in the word HEMI, while the single like badge is just all chrome.
The single line, all chrome HEMI is the newer of the two, and started showing up on trucks around late March/early April.
There's been no official acknowledgment of the different badges, so we can only speculate why the change occurred. I think the prevailing rumor is that Dodge did it so that when they start putting the 6.1 Liter engines in the RAM, they'll just have a single badge for both engines, instead of two.
The single line, all chrome HEMI is the newer of the two, and started showing up on trucks around late March/early April.
There's been no official acknowledgment of the different badges, so we can only speculate why the change occurred. I think the prevailing rumor is that Dodge did it so that when they start putting the 6.1 Liter engines in the RAM, they'll just have a single badge for both engines, instead of two.