Here is a quick clip of one of our Stage 2 Challengers, the fastest and most powerful heads and cam package on the market. It has our HHP/BES Ported & Polished Heads & Intake, HHP/BES Custom Cam, Kooks Stepped Headers & High Flow Cats, Corsa Cat-Back, AFE Intake & Precision 3-Plate 2800 Stall Torque Converter
HHP Stage 2 Challenger SRT-8 Launching
Here's another of our Stage 2 Challenger customers, Ken. We just finished his HHP/BES Stage 2 Challenger build here at HHP Racing and he's hitting the streets with 150 more tire roasting horsepower. With some Asanti Rims and custom fenders from 402 Motoring, this is one Challenger that will really catch your eye... as it flies by you. Build includes HHP/BES Stage 2 Ported Heads & Intake, custom HHP/BES Stage 2 camshaft, Precision 2800 Torque Converter, Kooks Long Tube Headers, MOPAR catback, MOPAR CAI and custom Diablosport CMR Dyno tuning by HHP.
5.7 sidewinder cammed hemi challenger
powerhouseperformance1 dodge challenger with phase 3 heads 87mm throttle body and kooks long tubes flowmasters high lift custom sidwinder cam
The After FX ProCharged HHP/BES 440c.i. Dodge Challenger SRT-8 Walkaround
After FX Customs and HHP Racing teamed up to build the baddest SRT-8 Challenger on the streets. Cranking out over 1000 SAFE & STREETABLE horsepower, this supercar comes complete HHP/BES 440 c.i. Stroker Motor with our custom sheet metak intake, ProCharger F1A Supercharger, Paramount Transmission, Precision custom torque converter, Quaife LSD, Driveshaft Shop axles, Modern Muscle Fuel System and custom Diablosport tuning on the factory PCM for starters. A huge thanks goes out to our friends and partners at Fixer Motorsports and Diablosport for their valuable help along the way.
HHP Stage 2 Challenger SRT-8 Launch
Here is a quick launch clip of one of our Stage 2 Challenger SRT-8's with our Stage 2 Heads and Cam Package with Kooks Long Tube Headers and High Flow Cats & Corsa Performance Cat-Back. Pushing close to 600 crank horsepower naturally aspirated, it helps when the customer turn off traction control, lol.
SRT8 Charger, Procharged with Heads/Cam/Headers!
One of the very first Procharger Kits for the SRT8 was just installed along with our Phantom Elite Heads, Cam, and coated headers. After installation we finished it up by custom Dyno tuning it (via CMR software). It's not totally done yet, it's getting a smaller pulley and some more tuning to get 550+ RWHP.
1972 Dodge Challenger Rally 340/727 Slapstick 355 Sure Grip -Voodoo Cam
1972 Dodge Challenger Rallye 340- .030' Over - 20/20 Steel Chrysler Crank- J Heads-Ported and Polished-2.02 Intake 1.60 Exhaust, Lunati 60403LK Voodoo Cam, Edelbrock Air Gap 7576 Intake w/ Demon Carb , Hooker Competition headers-2.5" dual H PIPE Exhaust into Flows... 727 Slapstick- 3500 Stall -355 Sure Grip... OG 14" Rally Wheels wrapped in BFG TA Radials...
BROADCAST SHEET ON ADOBE PDF FORMAT... Just replaced the 40 Series Flowmasters with 50 Series and had the Exhaust tips sucked in about an inch and secured for minimal movement... Also just installed a set of 15X10 Rallys in the rear and 15X8 in the front for better handling with a meaty 10.5" tread in the rear with no rubbing at all.
Park Avenue, 0-90 in less than 15 seconds.
Had to roll into the throttle slow to keep the tires from spinning. Made 90 in 2nd.
1998 Park Avenue, 3.4" Supercharger pulley, headers/high-flow cat, fenderwell CAI, built trans, high-stall torque converter, and INTENSE-programmed PCM.
Dodge Challenger SRT8 @ the Track
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE DODGE CHALLENGER SRT8:
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/FullTests/articleId=125459
The 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8 is a muscle car, right? An American muscle car. So naturally, the first thing I want to do when I jump behind the wheel is a big American smoky burnout.
"Not here," says Pete Gladysz, the Dodge guy babysitting our test car and riding shotgun, as he looks around the leafy, tranquil residential street we're on in the middle of Pasadena. "Wait 'till we get to the track."
Gladysz, powertrain senior manager for Chrysler LLC's SRT Group, sounds serious. So I wait.
