Coming this November will be the SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) Show and if sources at Insideline are correct we could be treated with a supercharged version of the Dodge Challenger. The current range topping limited edition SRT8 version pumps out 425 horsepower, but the addition of a Mopar developed supercharger could see this figure boosted past 500 horsepower giving the Chrysler group a model to compete with the Ford Shelby GT500.
A supercharger kit has already been completed by tuners Speedfactory which pumps 630 horspower out of the 6.1-liter Hemi V8 engine, giving us a glimpse of its potential.
Along with the power upgrade the 2009 Challenger will get a cold-air intake and high-flow cat-back exhaust system. Exterior will get some serious tuner treatment resulting a quite a mouthwatering ride which will include a new set of rims and possibly a road hugging body kit.
carcrazy1234
July 2, 2008 7:15 PM
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