2015DodgeCharger SRT Hellcat

This S2 Hellcat drift build uses all 1,500 HP to keep the rear tires overwhelmed for long, easy slides. Its extra weight creates a lot of momentum, which makes it feel steadier through sweeping drift zones and less twitchy than a lightweight car.

This S1 800 Hellcat is tuned to make a very powerful car feel surprisingly capable on technical roads. With 951 HP it still accelerates hard, but the setup deliberately favors cornering control over maximum flat-out speed.

This S1 800 Hellcat is a straight-line monster that still has enough chassis control to be taken seriously on a road course. A 1.43-second 0–60 and 238.5 MPH top speed make it ferocious between corners, while the tune keeps the big Dodge composed when it is time to turn.