HPP Shows Daytona/Superbird Prototype

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Some people just cannot let go of the past. In most situations, a statement like that is not taken as a compliment. In this case, though, it may be something to be grateful for.


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In conjunction with Mopar, Heide Performance Products (HPP) built and displayed a modern Dodge Daytona concept car at the 2009 SEMA Show. Based on a 2009 Challenger R/T, the company has continued to develop the conversion components and is offering them to the aftermarket now.



Starting with a $16,395 "Base Package," the company will provide and install the signature nose cone with working headlight doors, aluminum replacement hood with a rear wing, fender badging, tail light overlays, one piece aluminum forged wheels in 20"x8.5" front and 20"x10" rear sizes, instrument panel gauge upgrade to black face Daytona design, HPP Shifter, Daytona or Superbird numbered dashplate, HPP custom floor mats and paint to match original vehicle color.



For those looking for performance to match the exterior promise, HPP also offers a number of additional options. These include a Vortech Supercharger delivering around 600 HP, a K&W Coil Over adjustable suspension with up to 3.5-inch of drop, and a 3-inch Magnaflow cat back exhaust system with custom side exit exhaust tips.



Those seeking a little different look for their Challenger have just found it. Whether you're looking to recall the NASCAR Grand National days, or just to stand out from all those HEMI Orange SRT8's, the folks at Heide Performance Products are sure to have a recipe for you.




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