The dodge challenger And Red-Eye Hellcat Charger was obnoxiously strong. Although they are rear-wheel drive only, they make 797 horsepower and can hit 60 mph in less than four seconds if you start perfectly — nThat means most drivers will do anything other than grill the rear tires if they try. But they’re still not as strong Challenger Demon 170 1,025 hp. However, Dodge only plans to produce 3,000 such units for the United States, which makes it difficult and expensive to get one. Unless you go through the back door.
CarBuzz Report according to the screenshot posted on a Hellcat fan forum, Dodge plans to have Redeye owners outfit their cars with a 1,000-horsepower rival Demon 170. Parts for the conversion are said to have been originally posted on Dodge’s Direct Connect aftermarket website before being taken down. So while it may not be official yet, we have a feeling it’s only a matter of time before you can turn your powerful family sedan into a powerful family sedan. 1,000 horsepower.
The exact price remains a mystery, but since it will reportedly take 20 hours of labor to install all the necessary parts, don’t expect the conversion to be cheap. You’ll also have to pay for the new air filter and thermostat, pulleys borrowed from the Helephant V8, new cylinder heads, fuel pump that can run E85, new injectors, new gaskets, headers new, new spark plugs, etc. You’ll probably be ahead if you just bought a Demon 170 at MSRP, but if you can’t get the allocation, it might still be worth the high cost.
However, if you decide to switch your Redeye, you will reportedly have to get the job done at a Dodge Power Broker dealer. But the good news is that it will apparently come with a 24-month warranty on the parts, so if your engine blows up, at least you’ll be covered.
