Expert guides, safety tips, and build advice for your 2022 Dodge Challenger.

The Challenger lineup spans an enormous price range. Here's a realistic assessment of which model actually gives you the most performance per dollar — and why the answer might surprise you.

Square setups are easier to rotate and maintain. Staggered setups can add rear traction and stance. Here is how to choose without buying the wrong package.

R/T or Scat Pack? The 5.7 and 6.4 HEMI share a family resemblance but are very different engines when it comes to modifications. Here's an honest breakdown of both — performance, reliability, and mod potential.

Both are popular mods, but they work differently — and one consistently outperforms the other on the HEMI. Here's what the dyno data actually shows and which intake setup is worth your money.

Two of the most popular paint protection options for the Challenger — PPF and ceramic coating — serve different purposes and cost very different amounts. Here's a clear breakdown of what each does and which makes sense for you.

Going catless sounds like free horsepower — but there are real trade-offs involving legality, smell, and long-term consequences. Here's an honest look at both options so you can make the right choice for your build.

The mid-pipe is the section between your headers and mufflers — and whether it uses an X or H crossover changes both the sound and the power. Here's what each does and which one forum veterans recommend.

Tuning is the most impactful modification you can make for the money — but the platform you choose affects who can tune your car and what adjustments are possible. Here's a clear comparison of the two most popular options.

If you want forced induction without the bulk of a roots blower, centrifugal superchargers from Procharger and Vortech are the two dominant choices. Here's how they compare on power, installation, and long-term reliability.

Changing your Challenger's color without a permanent paint job? Vinyl wrap has become increasingly capable, but paint still wins in some situations. Here's an honest comparison of both options.

They share a platform, similar engines, and the same badge — but the Challenger and Charger serve very different purposes. Here's a practical comparison to help you decide which is the right car for your life.

Long-tube headers make more power on the HEMI — but they're harder to install, require a tune, and may cause emissions issues. Shorty headers are easier but the gains are modest. Here's the full comparison.