Ep 6. Hemi Buildup on a '55 Chevy Bel Air!

As the name suggests, Roadkill is a show that revolves around two hosts, David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan, who take on car challenges and work on fixing up and modifying vehicles in their garage. In season 3 episode 6 of the show, titled “Hemi Buildup on a '55 Chevy Bel Air!”, the hosts take on the challenge of installing a Hemi engine into their 1955 Chevy Bel Air.

The episode begins with the hosts explaining the history and specifications of the iconic Hemi engine. They then bring in their 1955 Chevy Bel Air, which has a body and some parts already in place, but no engine. The goal of the episode is to install a Hemi engine into the Chevy and get it running.

David and Mike start by removing the old engine and cleaning up the engine bay. They then begin to prepare the Hemi engine for installation, installing new headers, intake manifold, and carburetor. The engine is then test-fitted into the car, and adjustments are made to ensure a proper fit.

The hosts face several challenges throughout the episode, such as finding the right parts and dealing with difficult installation process. They also have to modify the transmission and driveshaft to accommodate the new engine. Despite these difficulties, the hosts remain motivated and excited, pushing through the challenges to complete the project.

As the episode progresses, David and Mike work steadily to install the engine, wiring and other components. They also decide to add a custom paint job to the car, which they do outside their garage, adding an interesting twist to the episode.

Once the engine is installed and the car is painted, the hosts start it up and take it for a test drive. The Hemi engine produces a satisfying roar, and the car runs smoothly. David and Mike take the Bel Air for a spin on the streets, completing the challenge and demonstrating their expertise in car mechanics and customization.

Overall, Roadkill season 3 episode 6 is an engaging and informative episode for car enthusiasts. The hosts’ witty banter, combined with their extensive knowledge of cars, makes for an entertaining show that is both educational and entertaining. The installation of the Hemi engine is a challenging feat, but David and Mike’s determination and skills make it a success. Fans of the show and those interested in car customization will definitely enjoy this episode.