Dodge Scat Pack Club Makes a Comeback at SEMA
Dodge is bringing back the Scat Pack Club for 2014, inviting enthusiasts to join a special group of do-it-yourself owners with a passion for performance.
Originally an enthusiast group that ran from the late 60s to early 70s, the Scat Pack cars were marked by a painted cigar band around the tail pipe.
Modifications are available for the 5.7-liter Charger and Challenger as well as the 2.4-liter Dart in three stages.
For the Dart, things start with a cold air intake, better brakes and a short throw shifter. Further upgrades include a retuned ECU and cat-back exhaust. Step up to Stage 3 and you’ll get a MOPAR big brake kit, performance suspension and upgraded performance sway bars for the front and back.
Moving over to the Hemi cars, you’ll get a cold air intake tweaked ECU and cat-back exhaust. Stage 2 includes a camshaft swap with ECU changes to match while stage 3 includes ported and polished heads as well as high-flow headers to wake up that HEMI V8.
GALLERY: Dodge Scat Pack Club
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