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Now that snow and ice have taken over that states that actually know what the cold season means, the time has come for the Dodge Charger Hellcat to give something back to the community.
And the example is shown in the piece of footage at the bottom of the page definitely helps other drivers, since it's been turned into a snow plow. The conversion itself might disappoint you, since its only ingredient is a set of Bridgestone Blizzak winter tires, but it's the way in which the muscle sedan is driven that makes the difference.
For instance, the action in the video sees the four-door Hellcat trying to clean up a rather generously-sized parking lot. Of course, since the Dodge lacks any proper hardware bits, the efficiency of the process isn't exactly something to brag about.
However, the way in which the slippery terrain allows the supercharged part of the Hellcat's voice to stand out was enough to keep us in front of our screens for the entire length of the video.
Speaking of the soundtrack, those of you who have listened to the blown 6.2-liter HEMI's song before will be able to tell the example we have here isn't exactly stock.
This is confirmed in multiple posts from the owner's Instagram account. And while we don't know the actual hp rating of the sedan, the second video below, which shows it racing what is probably a stock Challenger Hellcat, should give you a pretty good idea on its newfound sprinting abilities. Oh, and there's also the photo showing the owner playing with a pair of nitrous bottles...
Perhaps this is the Instagram community's way of letting Dodge know that offering all-wheel-drive for the Charger and now for the Challenger, but only in V6 form, just won't cut it.
For instance, the action in the video sees the four-door Hellcat trying to clean up a rather generously-sized parking lot. Of course, since the Dodge lacks any proper hardware bits, the efficiency of the process isn't exactly something to brag about.
However, the way in which the slippery terrain allows the supercharged part of the Hellcat's voice to stand out was enough to keep us in front of our screens for the entire length of the video.
Speaking of the soundtrack, those of you who have listened to the blown 6.2-liter HEMI's song before will be able to tell the example we have here isn't exactly stock.
This is confirmed in multiple posts from the owner's Instagram account. And while we don't know the actual hp rating of the sedan, the second video below, which shows it racing what is probably a stock Challenger Hellcat, should give you a pretty good idea on its newfound sprinting abilities. Oh, and there's also the photo showing the owner playing with a pair of nitrous bottles...
Perhaps this is the Instagram community's way of letting Dodge know that offering all-wheel-drive for the Charger and now for the Challenger, but only in V6 form, just won't cut it.
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