The last year’s SEMA show had a rather memorable Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat on display nicknamed Hellbat. What started as a muscle car with a widebody kit and aftermarket wheels quickly evolved into something much more serious.
The body kit comes from Clinched and is a custom order including flared fenders, a front spoiler and a rear diffuser. The hood with added vents and the rear wing were sourced from other vendors. Multi-piece Forgeline 20” wheels fill out the arches shod in Continental tires, and the suspension and brakes enjoy improvements, too. A stylish livery with the logos of the participating tuners rounds things off on the outside.
The engine got its share of modifications, too. There is a K&N intake system, a new intercooler and a Gibson exhaust. A software tune rises the output by 50 horsepower to 767 PS (756 hp / 564 kW), but the team responsible for the project intends to use a supercharger to get 1,012 PS (1,000 hp / 745 kW) or more out of the setup.