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A 707bhp Hellcat V8 has been crammed into this truck

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A 707bhp Hellcat V8 has been crammed into this truck | Top Gear

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Yep, a Canadian dealer has shoehorned Dodge’s crazy engine in a Ram pick-up

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A 707bhp Hellcat V8 has been crammed into this truck

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Yep, a Canadian dealer has shoehorned Dodge’s crazy engine in a Ram pick-up

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Yep, a Canadian dealer has shoehorned Dodge’s crazy engine in a Ram pick-up

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A 707bhp Hellcat V8 has been crammed into this truck

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A 707bhp Hellcat V8 has been crammed into this truck

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A 707bhp Hellcat V8 has been crammed into this truck

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Yep, a Canadian dealer has shoehorned Dodge’s crazy engine in a Ram pick-up

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Dodge has been very strict about where it puts the 707bhp, 6.2-litre supercharged V8 that powers its Hellcat models. Only the Challenger muscle car and Charger supersaloon are factory-fitted with its mightiest powerplant.

It was never going to last.

Midland Chrysler, a dealer near Ontaria, Canada has revealed this Ram 1500 truck fitted with the infamous Hellcat V8, together with the truck’s standard eight-speed automatic gearbox and all-wheel drive system. Apparently, the engine was bought from a US-based Dodge dealer; it’s not available as a crate engine, because Dodge wanted to avoid these sort of engine swapping japes. Well, that went well.

Quite what performance this Hell-Ram-Cat can achieve we’re not sure, but it does appear to be a fairly neat and tidy conversion, which really begs the question: what would you install a Hellcat engine into, given the chance, and the estimated $90,000 it’s cost to convert this reasonably unassuming pick-up?

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Dodge has been very strict about where it puts the 707bhp, 6.2-litre supercharged V8 that powers its Hellcat models. Only the Challenger muscle car and Charger supersaloon are factory-fitted with its mightiest powerplant.

It was never going to last.

Midland Chrysler, a dealer near Ontaria, Canada has revealed this Ram 1500 truck fitted with the infamous Hellcat V8, together with the truck’s standard eight-speed automatic gearbox and all-wheel drive system. Apparently, the engine was bought from a US-based Dodge dealer; it’s not available as a crate engine, because Dodge wanted to avoid these sort of engine swapping japes. Well, that went well.

Quite what performance this Hell-Ram-Cat can achieve we’re not sure, but it does appear to be a fairly neat and tidy conversion, which really begs the question: what would you install a Hellcat engine into, given the chance, and the estimated $90,000 it’s cost to convert this reasonably unassuming pick-up?

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Yep, a Canadian dealer has shoehorned Dodge’s crazy engine in a Ram pick-up