SpeedKore is at it again with a further totally bonkers challenge. This time the business has long gone and stuffed a Hellephant crate motor into a full carbon fiber-bodied 1970 Dodge Charger.

If you recall the Hellephant hubbub from very last year, you’ll know this crate engine can make 1,000 horsepower and 950 pound-ft of torque. Mopar’s total creation run sold out inside 48 hrs, and SpeedKore was a person of the fortunate organizations to seize a single. The previous carbon fiber 1970 Charger build we saw from them experienced a modified Dodge Challenger Demon crate engine in it and weighed 3,200 lbs ..

Aspects are however scarce for this new develop, but the strategy is the very same. As a preview, SpeedKore despatched us a few video clips of them working it on the dyno to listen in. You can discover the complete dyno pull at the top rated of this post, and then you can pay attention to a clip of it idling below.

It appears a entire ton like all the other Hellcat motor versions to us at comprehensive chat. The idle is specifically lopey in a incredibly enjoyable way.

SpeedKore tells us it is anticipating this construct to make 900 wheel-horsepower after it’s finished dialing in the tune. With that haughty determine in brain, we anticipate the Hellephant to satisfy and exceed its 1,000-horse mark for crank horsepower. But then once more, we hardly ever doubted Mopar’s 1,000-horsepower statements to start out with. Shifting for this specific establish is handled by the ZF 8HP90 eight-pace computerized. 

Count on to see and listen to extra from this create as SpeedKore finalizes its wild 1970 Charger.