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Duesenberg on the Dyno

May 28, 2010 12:00 AM

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In one of the most ambitious Big Dog undertakings ever, Jay and his team are prepping to test a brand new 421-cubic inch Duesenberg head, made by Jim Schneck. Now it's time to put this 350-pound cast iron behemoth on the dyno and let her rip.

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