Opps!!!! (Hemi *head* Design) correction

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I should not have posted from memory, gave miss information.

Correction:

Chrysler:
301 cu. in. 1955
331 cu. in. 1955-56
354 cu. in. 1956-57
392 cu. in. 1957-58

Desoto:
276 cu. in. 1952-54
291 cu. in. 1955
330 cu. in. 1956
341 cu. in. 1957
345 cu. in. 1957

Dodge:
241 cu. in. 1953-55
260 cu. in. 1955
270 cu. in. 1955
315 cu. in. 1956
325 cu. in. 1957-58

These engines are referred to as "Old Style" hemi's and all had a true
hemispherical combustion chamber as did the 426 cu. in. hemi which was
introduced as a racing engine in 1964 and the de-tune production version in
1966.

(1979 Direct Connection Racing Manual)

L. John

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