![]() 08/12/2015 at 17:53 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
With just a couple of bolt-ons, an OD crank damper, 150 wet shot of nitrous, and some VP Race Fuels Q16 this HHP tuned Hellcat is able to put down 908hp to the rear tires, complimented by 930tq.
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Because ~700 horsepower just wasn’t enough.
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Nope it certainly wasn’t. I think the Highest dynoed stock hellcat was 654WHP in a manual car so this would be at minimum a 254 WHP increase. A 39% increase in WHP!!!
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Good grief! I wonder how long the engine would last at that much of an increase in power.
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I’m pretty sure people will start converting them to Turbo (like Hellion did on the GT500) and we will be looking in the 1000+ rwhp.
I just don’t think the factory blower has the capacity of airflow required for that to happen.
I’m sure within the next year you will see one with a new blower/turbo in the 1000+
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Tavarish: Why buy new tires for your Bugatti Veyron when you can get this 1,000 HP Challenger for the same price?
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Omg it sounds so delicious. hnnnggggg
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I’m sure there’ll also be some enterprising forum-member who will just skip the conversion and slap on a turbo for more forced destruction induction fun.