SpeedKore Dodge Charger

Say hello to the crazy 1525bhp SpeedKore Dodge Charger. Featuring a twin-turbo Dodge Demon V8 with 1,500 horsepower, all-wheel drive and a carbon fiber body, this is SpeedKores´ most devilish creation yet. The four-door beast features a new body that has been reworked in carbon fiber to save weigh, and has been fitted with a three-inch Magnaflow competition series exhaust, a custom billet transfer case, an FTI torque converter, a carbon-fiber driveshaft, a triple-pump fuel system running 1,700cc injectors, and a Hellraiser performance transmission that sends power to all four Bogart Competition Series wheels, which are shod with street-legal Mickey Thompson ET tyres. Unfortunately, this monstrous Charger is already spoken for.

Photos by: Drew Phillips

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