707 HP of Pure Muscle: 1971 Hellcat Swapped Cuda Pro-Touring Build, Symphony of Horsepower

A Hellcat engine swap refers to the installation of a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 engine, known as the Hellcat, into a 1971 Plymouth Cuda or any other vehicle. The Hellcat engine is a high-performance engine that was originally developed by Dodge for use in its Challenger and Charger Hellcat models. It is known for its impressive power and performance, with output ratings of up to 707 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque.

Installing a Hellcat engine into a 1971 Plymouth Cuda would likely involve significant modifications to the car’s engine bay and drivetrain. This could include custom engine mounts, a modified transmission, and other modifications to make the Hellcat engine fit and work properly in the Cuda. Depending on the specific details of the swap, it may also require custom fabrication of various components, such as exhaust systems, fuel systems, and electrical systems.

This 1971 Plymouth Cuda was originally started by another owner, who invested a lot of money in the build but was unable to finish it. The current owner then purchased the car and completed the build, focusing on driveability over appearance.

Despite this focus, the Cuda still manages to look great both inside and out. It has been built as a pro touring car, meaning it is designed for both performance and handling. The car is powered by a Hellcat engine, which is a high-performance 6.2-liter V8, and is paired with a manual transmission. Overall, the 1971 Plymouth Cuda is a well-built car with a powerful engine and great handling, making it a pleasure to drive.

This Cuda is just an incredible build powered by a 707 horsepower hellcat motor paired with a 6 speed manual transmission so sit back and enjoy the ride.