2028 Dodge Charger to Gain Supercharged V-8, Documents Show

Idk if this post actually belongs here, but I figure some of you might know. I recently got an 09 hemi from my buddy to swap into my 79 firebird. I did some research and found they're notoriously hard to get running outside of the vehicle they came in. How much extra work and money would it be to do the full swap vs selling it and going for an LS? I'll do my best to answer any questions that might help. I js wanna know what my best option is.

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