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2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat in Scottsdale, Arizona
This custom 2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye Widebody is
powered by a 1,400whp billet 441ci V8 engine topped with a Whipple
Gen 6 3.8-liter supercharger and backed by a performance-built
8-speed automatic transmission. This one of five,
limited-production engine was built by Demon Performance starting
with a 441ci TKM billet aluminum block with dry-sleeve technology,
Winberg billet crankshaft, custom 441 stroker pistons, Wiseco
Boostline rods, upgraded bearings, Thitek CNC heads, custom
camshaft and supporting valvetrain upgrades, along with American
Racing headers, UPR catch can and an IC Chiller system with drag
valve and 180-degree thermostat. Power flows through a
Paramount-built HP90 8-speed automatic transmission with billet
internal components. It had a preliminary dyno-proven output of
over 1,400whp on a conservative tune, with an estimated 2,500+whp
capability. This one-off build features fuel and driveline
components including a Fore Innovations L3 fuel system and 2150cc
injectors, one-piece aluminum driveshaft and G-Force Renegade
axles, while chassis setup includes fully adjustable race
suspension, rear cradle lockout bushing kit, race brace, 15-inch
conversion and a custom-spec Bogart drag pack with rear beadlocks
wrapped in Mickey Thompson ET Street drag radials. Safety and
track-focused equipment include a custom-fabricated 7.50 cage,
Kirkey seats with harnesses and a parachute, plus RGB LED DRLs and
an IGLA anti-theft system. Finished in Pitch Black over a black
interior with factory equipment that includes the 2BZ Package,
carbon/suede and Alcantara interior packages, Harman Kardon audio,
Demonic Red seat belts and a power sunroof. The build was completed
by Fullblown Performance with invoices for work performed; it has
reportedly made only two test passes on the 1,400whp tune,
including an 8.6-second quarter-mile, and current performance data
is stated as preliminary and conservative due to limited test time.
It has been driven less than 3 miles since the build, including
four track passes. The seller states the CARFAX damage reported was
very limited to front bumper and was replaced with OEM, and also
states the ABS, TPMS, airbags and traction control lights are
illuminated on the dash due to performance modifications. 14,772
actual miles. CARFAX shows damage report on 08/11/2022: Damage
reported, minor damage, damage to front. **MAY NOT BE EMISSIONS
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