Users' questions

Can you modify a Dodge Charger?

Can you modify a Dodge Charger?

A lot of modern chargers initially released in 2011 seem to be an excellent springboard for aftermarket modifications such as intakes, exhausts, and many other performance mods capable of improving the Dodge Charger in many possible ways. Check out the list of the best Dodge Charger mods we’ve created below!

How can I make my Dodge Charger faster?

So buckle up and get some ideas for upgrading the looks and performance of your Charger.

  1. Unleash Some Power with a Performance Exhaust System.
  2. Mod your Dodge Charger Air Intake Systems.
  3. Dial In Your Performance with Programmers & Tuners.
  4. Get Some Bang for your Buck with Charger Exhaust Headers.

Are there any upgrades for the Dodge Charger?

All those upgrades are in vain if dirt and scratches sully your ride’s first impression every time you roll up. When you tuck your modded Dodge Charger in for the night, make sure she stays cozy under her custom car cover (and to make sure curious looky-lous don’t appreciate those mods a little too much).

Are there any performance mods for a charger are / T?

On these VVT motors I wouldn’t touch the heads, cam, or intake. The mods listed above plus a supercharger are about the only performance mods that don’t require an engine tear down. They should get the car into the high 12s. There is a guy with a 2011 AWD R/T running 12.6s with 3.73s, 3600 stall, drag radials, and full exhaust (including headers).

How to find the best parts for a Dodge Charger?

Locating the optimum aftermarket part for your Dodge Charger couldn’t be easier, simply speak with any of our knowledgeable customer service specialists, and we’ll help in finding whatever it is you desire – plus we’re here seven days a week so do not hesitate to call us anytime!

Why is the Dodge Charger a police car?

There’s a reason why the Dodge Charger is the most often seen vehicle in use by undercover police agents. Its utility, simplicity, and basic need for speed set it a few standard deviations above the rest.