Now that more and more people are getting their hands on Hellcats, the vawe of street racing that followed the first customer deliveries has reached that point where people get tired of it, which determines certain owners to start pumping up their cars and turning to the track.
As a result, the battle has moved from car-vs-car to quarter mile achievements, and we can now talk about 9s Challenger Hellcats. In fact, the Mopar machine in the video below currently holds the title of the fastest Hellcat in the world.
The 9s arena is starting to become a populated area
The car wasn’t the first Hellcat to enter the 9s arena, with another Challenger Hellcat managing to pull such a stunt a few hours earlier, but it is now the quickest demonic feline around.
To be more precise, this Challenger can play the quarter mile game in 9.77s at 135.92 mph (that’s 218.8 km/h for you reading this on the Old Continent). The uploader of the clip claims this machine is almost .2 of a second faster than the next Hellcat battling for this title, which happens to be the first 9s machine mentioned above.
This Dodge received some muscle attention from High Horse Performance, with the vehicle now delivering 900 horsepower to the wheels. The second video below shows the dyno run of the monster.
Here are the main mods the 6.2-liter supercharger V8 was gifted with:
American Racing Headers complete exhaust system
AFE Momentum CAI
ATI 10% OD Crank Damper
Custom Diablosport CMR Tuning By HHP/HEMITUNER
Nitrous Outlet wet kit with 150 shot
Tuned on VP Race Fuels Q16
With the help of drag radials and a burnout that's just right for pulling the 1/4-mile trick, the Challenger Hellcat does its thing in the video below. For the sake of comparison, we'll mention the stock car does the quarter mile in 10.85 seconds at 126.18 mph.
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