The annual off-road event " King of the Hammers " are to the 8th to begin this weekend , and Mopar will test his courage in southern California , in one of the off-road racing of the most difficult in the world . Combines desert racing and rock crawling , along the 100 + mile track set up in the area of Johnson Valley , nicknamed " The Hammers " which includes a sandy track , the track dry lakes , sand dunes and rock canyons .
5.7 -liter HEMI crate engine Mopar Gen III owned vehicles will equip six " Every Man Challenge " newly created , featuring a unique 4x4 Spec Class '4700 ' is actually derived from the Jeep Wrangler with a custom tube frame design .
CEO of Mopar , Pietro Gorlier said , " We are very happy to supply the HEMI engine specifications to the newly formed class at King of the Hammers and get a chance to test our quality products in the most difficult conditions . Event is basically a proving ground for our machine , set-up , calibration and partsnya , because we do not just design and manufacture quality components , we want to test them in the field so that customers know that they are getting the best product .
