Here's a breakdown:
What "Supercharging" Could Mean:
* Adding a Supercharger Kit (True Supercharging): This is the most impactful, but also the most expensive and complex modification. It requires significant mechanical expertise or professional installation. You'll need to consider compatibility with the engine (likely a 2.7L V6 or 3.5L V6 in an SE), finding a suitable kit, fuel system upgrades (to handle the increased power), tuning, and potentially transmission upgrades. This is not a beginner project.
* Other Performance Modifications (Enhanced Performance, but not "Supercharged"): These are more achievable and less costly:
* Cold Air Intake: Improves airflow to the engine.
* Performance Exhaust: Reduces back pressure, allowing for better engine breathing.
* Tuning (ECU Flash or Tune): Optimizes the engine's computer settings to take advantage of the other modifications. This is crucial if you add other mods.
* Suspension Upgrades: Improves handling and cornering.
* Performance Brakes: Needed to handle increased stopping power if you significantly increase horsepower.
Challenges Specific to a 2007 Charger SE:
* Engine Limitations: The base V6 engines in the 2007 Charger SE aren't designed for high horsepower. Pushing them too hard can lead to reliability issues.
* Transmission Limitations: The automatic transmission may not be robust enough to handle a significant power increase.
* Cost: Adding a supercharger kit or even a collection of substantial performance modifications can be very expensive.
In short: You can significantly improve the performance of your 2007 Dodge Charger SE with various modifications. However, adding a *true* supercharger is a major undertaking, expensive, and requires considerable mechanical knowledge or professional installation. Starting with simpler performance enhancements is a more realistic and potentially less risky approach for most people. Consider your budget, mechanical skills, and desired level of performance increase before making any decisions.
