Wisconsin-based SpeedKore Efficiency Group has unleashed a mid-engine, Hellcat-powered 1969 Dodge Charger. Dubbed “Hellacious,” it is the road-going model of a automobile that may seem within the newest “Quick and Livid” film, “F9,” pushed by Vin Diesel’s Dominic Toretto.

SpeedKore provided 9 chassis and our bodies for filming, however not like these vehicles, Hellacious was constructed for highway use, the corporate stated. That is not at all times the case with film vehicles.

The 6.2-liter supercharged Hellcat V-8 is mounted in a customized body, sending 707 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels by means of a Graziano gated-manual transaxle from a Lamborghini Gallardo.

To accommodate the mid-engine configuration, SpeedKore fabricated a customized exhaust system utilizing MagnaFlow parts, ending in downward-facing ideas. A front-mount Saldana radiator retains the engine cool, whereas rear-mounted intercoolers deal with cooling duties for the supercharger.

Hellacious has double A-arm entrance suspension and double-wishbone rear suspension, with an aftermarket steering rack and shocks to enhance dealing with. The mid-engine muscle automobile rides on center-lock wheels with 275/35R18 entrance and 345/35R18 rear tires.

Stopping energy is offered by Brembo 6-piston calipers up entrance and twin Brembo 4-piston calipers on the rear. The automobile additionally has a hydraulic handbrake for max sideways motion.

Like SpeedKore’s previous Charger builds, Hellacious sports activities a carbon-fiber physique. This time although, SpeedKore gave the automobile a wide-body look, whereas preserving the unique hideaway headlights. The inside is Spartan, with racing buckets and harnesses, a roll hoop, and a easy aluminum dashboard.

This is not the primary SpeedKore Charger to look in a “Quick and Livid” film. The corporate’s 1970 Charger “Tantrum” appeared in “Livid 7,” and returns alongside Hellacious for “F9,” which is now in theaters.