Steve Mackie wrote:


> (Before this causes a ruckus, look it up. They are no longer true "hemi's".
> They are as much of a Hemi as my '95 GM 3.4L DOHC is.)
>
> Steve

If there are "degrees" of Hemi-ness, then the 426 Hemi wasn't a "true"
one either since the spark plug wasn't quite central and the valve
angles weren't symmetric about the axis of the cylinder, and the last
"true" Hemi was the 1957 392 Hemi.

The modern 5.7 Hemi is "more" of a Hemi than any quad-valve DOHC engine,
though. Quad-valves are pent-roof chambers.