Is there any way to change a Dodge Charger SE to a Dodge Charger RT??

Asked by Boston May 08, 2012 at 07:00 PM about the 2008 Dodge Charger SE RWD

Question type: Car Customization

I don't know squat about cars at all. I have an 08 charger se and obviously that engine is garbage...not very strong and doesn't have that muscle feel that I like. Is it just simple as putting a hemi into it or how can I upgrade it to an RT. Would I have to just buy the RT model?? please help...clueless here!!!

my email is: EstHarlemDon@gmail.com

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I dont know about changing it to a RT. If you want power put a supercharger kit on it. It will blow a RT out of the water.

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it will be cheaper and easier to just buy the rt

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Go with Chase's answer. A blower in a SE charger can run you almost $10,000 for it to be done properly and you still have an SE that can now run 13's in the quarter.

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It depends which SE it is because the SE came in the V6 and the V8 hemi options

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I have a 2013 Dodge Charger se I want to put a rt engine in my Charger so I’m asking Will that work being that it’s a se

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I have a 2013 Dodge Charger am I’m able to replace it with a rt engine I found one for 4120 so I’m wondering if it’s possible

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Anything’s possible but yes I’ve actually done it too my current 2017 Dodge Charger se

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