Same Name.
Different Car.
The 2015-2023 Charger is a HEMI sedan on the LD platform. The 2024-2026 car is a new body on a new architecture and shares almost no hardware with it. Nothing from the older car bolts to the newer one, so the catalogue is split the way Dodge split the cars.
2015-2023 Charger
160 parts available
The LD sedan. 5.7L HEMI, 6.4L 392 and the supercharged 6.2L Hellcat, plus the widebody cars.
Shop 2015-2023 Charger2024-2026 Charger
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The current car. Sold as the electric Daytona and as the R/T and Scat Pack on the twin turbocharged 3.0L Hurricane six, in two-door and four-door.
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2024-2026 Charger (4)
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2015-2023 Charger (160)
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EOS 2015-2023 Dodge Charger SRT Track Package Glossy Black Front Splitter
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EOS 2015-2021 Dodge Charger SRT Performance Front Splitter
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EOS 2015-2023 Dodge Charger SRT Style Rear Bumper Dual Exhaust Diffuser
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EOS 2015-2021 Dodge Charger SRT Rear Bumper Dual Exhaust Diffuser
Price range: $129.98 through $169.98
- Rear Wings 19
- Cat-Back Exhausts 18
- Front Splitters 16
- Rear Diffusers 16
- Intakes 10
- Body Kits 7
- Side Skirts 7
- Intakes 6
- Fender Vents 6
- Hoods 6
- Catch Cans 5
- Forced Induction 5
- Front Bumpers 5
- Rock Guards 5
- Tow Hooks 4
- Exhaust Tips 3
- Lift Pads 3
- Lowering Springs 3
- Cooling 2
- Accessories 2
- Decklids 2
- Rear Spoilers 2
- Intakes 1
- Steering Wheel Accessories 1
Breathing Comes First.
A naturally aspirated 392 and a supercharged Hellcat want the same first move: let the engine exhale. A cat-back is the change you hear and the one that stops choking everything you add after it. An intake follows, because a bigger inlet only pays once the outlet is open.
On the supercharged cars a pulley and a calibration are where the real numbers live, and a catch can protects the engine while you chase them. Aero is worth doing, it just is not worth doing first.
- 01Cat-back exhaust
- 02Cold air intake
- 03Oil catch can
- 04Pulley and calibration
- 05Aero and wheels
Who Builds For It.
Know Your Charger.
Will 2015-2023 Charger parts fit a 2024-2026 Charger?
No. The 2024-2026 car is a different body on a different architecture. Exhausts, aero and suspension from the LD sedan do not transfer. Every part on this page is filed under the generation it was built for, so ordering from the right generation card is the whole safeguard.
Which engine is in my 2015-2023 Charger?
R/T cars run the 5.7L HEMI, Scat Pack and SRT 392 cars run the 6.4L 392, and Hellcat cars run the supercharged 6.2L. Several parts here are engine specific rather than year specific, so tell us the badge and we will confirm fitment before you order.
What is the difference between the Daytona and the Sixpack?
They are the same body. The Daytona is the battery electric car and the Sixpack uses the twin turbocharged Hurricane six. Body parts such as rock guards, splitters and wheel spacers fit either one, which is why this section is organised by body rather than by drivetrain.
Where do I start on a stock Scat Pack?
A cat-back exhaust, then a cold air intake, then a catch can. That order matters because an intake only pays back once the exhaust side is open, and the catch can protects the engine while you keep going.
Do you install what you sell?
Yes. Everything on this page can be installed at our shop in Thousand Oaks, California. Call and we will quote the parts and the labour together.
Not Sure What Fits?
Tell us the year and the engine and we will tell you what bolts on. We install everything we sell.
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