Dodge Fuel System Upgrades

I've recently upgraded my Dodge's fuel system with an AEM high-flow intake and a S&B air filter. Not only has it improved performance but also reduced engine noise - really noticeable on highway cruises! Have any others tried similar upgrades?

I've been running my '17 Challenger with a cold air intake and cat-back exhaust for a while now, but I recently upgraded to a high-flow fuel pump and a tune on my SCT X4. The difference is night and day - my engine responds so much quicker to throttle inputs and the powerband feels smoother. I'm loving the extra low-end grunt and the ability to hold higher RPMs without bogging down. Highly recommend considering these upgrades if you're looking to squeeze more performance out of your Dodge!

I recently upgraded my '12 Challenger's fuel system with an AFR 240 lobe-style intake manifold and a Demon Tuner dual-stage fuel pump. The results have been nothing short of impressive, with a noticeable gain in horsepower and torque. The combination of the lobe-style intake and the upgraded fuel pump has really helped to unlock the true potential of my engine. I was also able to take advantage of the increased power output by upgrading my camshaft to a more aggressive grind. The result is a much snappier throttle response and a more pronounced exhaust note. One thing I did notice with the upgrade is that the fuel system can be a bit finicky, especially when switching between different performance modes on my tuner. However, this was easily resolved by adjusting the fuel trim settings on my Demon Tuner, so it's not a major issue. Overall, I'm extremely happy with the results of my fuel system upgrade and would highly recommend it to anyone looking to squeeze out some extra power from their engine.

I've recently upgraded to an SRT intake and a high-flow Mopar fuel pump on my Dodge Challenger and seen a noticeable improvement in power and acceleration. Has anyone else tried these upgrades or have similar experiences?

I've been running a cold air intake on my 2015 Challenger R/T for a few months now and I have to say it's made a huge difference in how the engine responds. However, I'm starting to feel like I need to take it up another notch. I've been looking into upgrading the fuel system as well as getting a tune to go along with it. Has anyone else done something similar? What were your results and were there any issues you encountered during the process?