2022 Dodge Challenger

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Stage 1 bolt-ons through Stage 3 forced induction — proven paths.

425Catalog partsChecked retail listings
122BrandsAcross our 2022 Challenger catalog
8CategoriesFrom intake to forced induction
+215Max HP gainBest documented kit on the planner
Where do I start?

Pick a stage. Build the path.

Three proven upgrade paths — each one builds on the last. Start with Stage 1 bolt-ons and work your way up as your goals and budget grow.

Stage 1: First Mods

Bolt-on upgrades anyone can do

+18

HP Gain

$1.5K

Est. Cost

DIY

Skill

aFe Power Momentum GT Cold Air Intake (5.7L/6.4L)

Cold Air Intakes

+18HP$428.45

aFe Power Magnum Force Stage-2 Intake (6.4L)

Cold Air Intakes

+15HP$697.00

BBK Performance 90mm Cnc Throttle Body

Throttle Bodies

$549.99

Pedal Commander Throttle Response Controller

Throttle Response Controllers

$299.99

EBC Brakes Yellowstuff Brake Pads (Front)

Brake Pads

$262.90
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Stage 2: Street Build

Supporting mods for real power

+5

HP Gain

$3.5K

Est. Cost

Mixed

Skill

MSD Blaster HVC Ignition Coils 16-Pack

Ignition Coils

+5HP$560.00

BBK Performance 1-7/8" Shorty Headers (5.7L/6.4L)

Headers

$499.99

Whiteline Front and Rear Sway Bar Kit

Sway Bars

$625.76

DSS Driveshafts One-Piece Aluminum Driveshaft

Driveshafts

$1,374.47

Mickey Thompson ET Street SS (305/35R20)

Drag Radials

$442.79
Start Stage 2 Build

Stage 3: Forced Induction

Engine internals & forced induction

+222

HP Gain

$9.9K

Est. Cost

Pro

Skill

Magnuson TVS2300 Supercharger Kit

Supercharger Kits

+140HP$7,595.00

Comp Cams MDS Delete Plug Kit

VVT & MDS Delete

+82HP$1,839.95

Comp Cams VVT Limiter Kit

VVT & MDS Delete

+61HP$1,236.95

Magnuson TVS2650 Magnum Performance Supercharger Kit

Supercharger Kits

$8,995.00

Comp Cams 0.600" Lift Beehive Valve Spring Kit (Hemi)

Valve Springs & Lifters

$475.95
Start Stage 3 Build

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Engine & Power

183 parts

The engine is the heart of your Challenger — every performance mod either helps it breathe better, burn fuel more efficiently, or force more air in. These upgrades range from simple bolt-on air intakes to complete supercharger kits. Even small changes to how air and fuel get into the engine can make a noticeable difference in how the car feels.

Exhaust

59 parts

Your exhaust system carries spent gases away from the engine. A freer-flowing exhaust lets the engine push gases out faster, which means it can pull fresh air in faster too — more air in means more power out. Beyond performance, the exhaust is the #1 way to change how your Challenger sounds. From a subtle rumble to a full-on race car scream, the exhaust defines your car's voice.

Drivetrain

7 parts

The drivetrain is everything between the engine and the wheels — it's what takes the engine's power and puts it to the pavement. The transmission, clutch (or torque converter for automatics), driveshaft, and differential all play a role. Upgrading these components lets you handle more power, shift faster, and get better traction off the line.

Suspension & Handling

69 parts

The suspension controls how your car handles bumps, corners, and weight transfer. Lowering the car reduces body roll and lowers the center of gravity for better cornering. Sway bars reduce lean in turns. Coilovers give you full control over ride height and stiffness. Even small suspension changes dramatically change how the car feels to drive — it's the difference between a floaty cruiser and a sharp, responsive machine.

Brakes

95 parts

Your brakes are the most important safety system on the car, and if you're adding power, you need to add stopping ability too. Stock brakes are designed for a stock car — once you start making more power and driving harder, they can overheat and 'fade' (get soft and ineffective). Brake upgrades range from simple pad swaps to complete big brake kits with massive rotors and multi-piston calipers.

Wheels & Tires

41 parts

Tires are the only thing connecting your car to the road — they matter more than any other single mod for both grip and safety. Wider, stickier tires improve cornering, braking, and acceleration. Lighter wheels reduce 'unsprung weight' (weight not supported by the suspension), which improves handling, acceleration, and braking all at once. Wheel spacers can improve stance and stability.

Exterior & Aero

53 parts

Aero parts work as a system — a rear spoiler without a front splitter creates imbalance. Functional aero (splitters, diffusers, wings) reduces lift at speed; cosmetic aero (replica wings, hood scoops) is purely visual. Ride height matters: rear diffusers are most effective on lowered cars.

Electronics & Tuning

7 parts

ECU tunes, gauge pods, and electronic accessories. A tune is the foundation of every build — even a cold air intake leaves HP on the table without one. Forced induction or cam builds always require a custom tune.

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