The famous Mr. Norm’s garage provides cool package updates for 2008-2009 Dodge Chellengers and turn them to Super Cuda or Cuda convertible. Mr. Norm is a synonymous name for high performance Mopars offered to enthusiasts. So, teh Cuda package is based on 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8 and is definitely inspired by the original 1970 Cuda. The Cuda Coupe is painted in bold HEMI orange color and has the 70s matte black side stripes. Mr Norm’s Cuda also has Kenne Bell supercharged and intercooled 6.1 liter Hemi engine which now develops 900 HP. It also has lowered suspension, 6-speed gearbox, dual exhaust, Hulst Custums “1320″ alloy wheels and Pirelli high performance tires.
The convertible Cuda is also based on Dodge Challenger SRT8 and the design cues also recalls details from 1970s. Mr. Norm’s engines are the latest HEMI 3rd generation ones which have stronger that factory made forged crank, rods and pistons – they increase engine displacement up to 7 liters. The Kenne Bell 2.8 liter twin screw supercharger is worth mentioning it again – it helps to develop 725 HP. The convertible Cuda upgrade also has High performance suspension system including components from Dodge Viper SRT10. The convertible body structure has some reinforcements to keep the body stiff. The aggressive sound comes from TTI dual exhaust, the looks is enriched with Thrust custom 20-inch wheels and improved interior. What a perfect custom package, huh?
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