Dodge Charger accessories.

The Dodge Charger has come in various shapes and sizes since it debuted in 1964. It has been a roadster, a front-wheel drive subcompact hatchback, and most recently, a sleekly-styled full-size sedan. The Charger was developed initially as a show car in relation to the Polara. From there, Dodge redesigned the Charger to be a competitive answer to the Ford Mustang, taking with it a powerful V8 engine that would see a HEMI upgrade in 1966. After making some trips around the track on the NASCAR circuit, the Dodge Charger became the first vehicle to offer a factory-installed spoiler. Needless to say, this model’s heritage is one of speed, style, and innovation. Dodge Charger accessories.
Cat-Back System - RT, Tip Style # 39, Split Rear
# BOR-140125 - Dodge Charger RT 2005-2008, 5.7L, V8, RWD/AWD, AT, Cat-Back System, Tip Style # 39, Tip Dimensions 5" RD x 12", Pipe diameter 2.5", 2.25", Split Rear . The performance advantages of a BORLA are widely recognized. The top engine builders in the racing world rely on BORLA exhaust for maximum performance. In fact, BORLA is at the forefront of the movement toward responsible racing with their full line of patented, award and race-winning racing mufflers that not only maintain a race engine’s power, but in some instances actually add power. This technology is incorporated into BORLA exhaust for the street, providing 7-10% increased horsepower and torque when you plant your foot, and improved gas mileage at cruising speeds.

Cat-Back System - RT, Tip Style # 17, Split Rear
# BOR-140112 - Dodge Charger RT 2005-2008, 5.7L, V8, RWD/AWD, AT, Cat-Back System, Tip Style # 17, Tip Dimensions 4.25" x 3.5" OV x 7", Pipe diameter 2.5", 2.25", Split Rear
The performance advantages of a BORLA are widely recognized. The top engine builders in the racing world rely on BORLA exhaust for maximum performance. In fact, BORLA is at the forefront of the movement toward responsible racing with their full line of patented, award and race-winning racing mufflers that not only maintain a race engine’s power, but in some instances actually add power. This technology is incorporated into BORLA exhaust for the street, providing 7-10% increased horsepower and torque when you plant your foot, and improved gas mileage at cruising speeds.