r/Dodge • u/FluidMotorUnion • 2d ago
Someone shipped us a ProCharged V6 Charger from Alaska. Are we crazy for taking this on?
A customer shipped his 2023 AWD Charger GT from Alaska to our shop after other shops turned down the project.
It's got a ProCharger on the 3.6L Pentastar already, but he's looking for more than just a blower. Custom exhaust, brakes, suspension, tuning, and potentially some drivetrain upgrades.
We started with a baseline dyno run and got 276whp at 7 PSI.
Now we're figuring out what can realistically be improved without turning the whole thing into a money pit. The AWD setup and lack of aftermarket support are already making things interesting.
We're documenting the build as we go, with a new episode every Monday.
Curious where everyone stands on builds like this. Is making something different worth the extra money, or would you just buy a V8 and call it a day?
Part 1: We're Building a Supercharged AWD V6 Charger | Pentastar ProCharger Boost Build Gets a Plan Part 1
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u/_Shitass_ 2d ago
Typically if there’s a vision there’s a way to make it happen. Just have to ask yourselves how much time and money he/you are willing to put into it.
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u/BleedCheese 2d ago
OJ, what's up?!?!? Been a fan since you started showing up on Alex's channel.
I, too have a v6 Charger with an exhaust on it, so I've been watching this series out of curiosity. The one I have is from Solo Performance and has the trumpet that you can adjust. Is it perfect? NO!
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u/PlutoniumOligarch 2d ago
I think it's a really unique and awesome build, and I wish you guys the best of luck figuring it out. I would just get the V8, but I can't hate on someone who wants to create something that no one else has. Plus, if it doesn't work out, then the owner has even more incentive to buy a V8 instead.