Modern V8 engine swapped 1970 Dodge Challenger can still hang with a new Challenger R/T



by noboltsleftbehind

6 Comments

  1. noboltsleftbehind

    I had the honor of racing this rowdy 2020 Challenger RT with a 5.7L Hemi V8, 100 shot of nitrous, and an 8-speed auto vs my 1970 Challenger also swapped with a cammed, fuel-injected 5.7L Hemi and 6-speed manual. Almost dead even at the 1000ft mark.

    For those interested, the full race video (and more info on my Hemi swap) can be found at [youtube.com/noboltsleftbehind](http://youtube.com/@noboltsleftbehind)

  2. TheRealJDubya

    Now do the rest of the road course… 😀

  3. mrchillface

    A 5.7 hemi can keep up with a 5.7 hemi???? No way?!?!?

  4. ReturnOneWayTicket

    Considering that your car weighs hundreds of kg less with the same motor, I’d be surprised if it couldn’t.

    Nice ride though mate. And taking it to the track is the way to do it 👍

  5. No-Perception1862

    Horsepower is horsepower. This is nothing surprising. 🤷 Tbh, your 70 challenger should have advantage in weight by about 750~ pounds. And I’d be willing to bet that you’re shorter on HP compared to nos engine by a lot. So yeah, weight and power evened this out.

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