More Aggressive And Menacing, A Wide-Bodied Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat

Ever wondered what a wide-bodied Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat looks like, well wonder no more as it has been done by a German-based custom workshop, S. Bader Karosserie und Lack.

The founder, Sebastian Bader used his own 2016 Hellcat for the project, at which he applied it with a widebody kit from Lion’s Kit, on top of Dodge’s own modifications.

Aside from resulting with a 3.5-inch wider rear wheel arches, the kit adds a front splitter, sill extensions, rear bumper side extensions and a larger ducktail spoiler lip.

Next, fitted for the paws is a set of Schmidt FS Line three-part wheels with 25 mm spacers, wrapped in 295/35 ZR21 and 355/25 ZR21 rubbers.

That’s not all, to further its aggressive prowling stance, the Hellcat is lowered using KW Variant 4 coil over suspension. 

Other than that, the modification also gets an engine hood adopted from the more powerful ‘Redeye’ Hellcat variant that features two extra hood intakes.

Peeking underneath it, for starters, the Hellcat’s 717 HP supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI V8 has been upgraded with a Momentum GT cold air intake system.

Then, a Blox 105 mm throttle valve and GME Performance valve exhaust system with 200-cell catalytic converters were also added to make it growl even more menacingly.

All in all, the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat in its original form is already commandingly present, but this particular modified Hellcat is just double that.