Kevin Hart’s 1970 Plymouth Cuda with Hellcat engine crashed in October 2019, totaling a unique SpeedKore build. But that gave him the chance to replace him with something even better, turning to SpeedKore again for a project that became known as “Hellraiser”.
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The Wisconsin-based custom car store opted to abandon the standard Hellcat engine this time, opting for the even more absurd Mopar Hellephant box engine. It is the same engine, but in a version that produces 1000 hp instead of 707. The company then designed a custom frame for the construction with an integrated protective cage.
This structure supports a fully customized carbon fiber body. The company digitized a 1970 Dodge Charger and perfectly recreated the carbon form, left uncovered in the final construction at Hart’s request. The suspension has also been revamped, with a modified front end of a Corvette C6 and a Ford rear. The transmission is the same 8-speed automatic used in the current Hellcat. A custom interior and a replacement exhaust complete the wild construction.
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