Dodge Demon lightweight by SpeedKore Performance comes to SEMA

We already know that the
Dodge Demon is crazy fast. We
experienced that firsthand. But its more than ample amounts of built-in speed doesn’t mean that owners won’t be tinkering with it to make it faster. But if you don’t want to add more power (or even if you do), you can always make the car lighter. That’s what
SpeedKore Performance Group has done, and it will bring its lightweight carbon fiber Dodge Challenger SRT Demon to the SEMA show in Las Vegas, where it will be introduced by none other than rock legend Sammy Hagar.

Last year, SpeedKore brought its carbon fiber-bodied Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat to SEMA, and now it has applied the same treatment to the 840-horsepower Demon. The body panels and spoilers will be manufactured using SpeedKore’s autoclave in Grafton, Wisconsin.

SpeedKore will also be
one of many companies bringing a modified Ford Mustang to SEMA. A carbon-bodied
Ford Shelby GT350R by SpeedKore was recently featured on “Jay Leno’s Garage.” Last year, Leno also drove
SpeedKore’s 1970 Dodge Charger Tantrum, which features a carbon fiber front end and a 1,650-horsepower Mercury Marine engine.

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