* For the V6 engines: Adding a turbocharger to a V6 Charger is a significant undertaking requiring custom fabrication, tuning, and potentially reinforcement of various engine components. It's a project best left to experienced mechanics or tuners. Ready-made kits are less common for these engines.
* For the Hemi V8 engines (5.7L or 6.1L): While still a complex modification, aftermarket support for Hemi V8 turbocharging is more readily available than for the V6. There are companies offering turbo kits and components, but these still require professional installation and tuning to ensure reliability and optimal performance. You'll likely need upgraded fuel delivery, exhaust, and potentially internal engine components to handle the increased power.
Key considerations:
* Cost: Expect a significant investment, potentially thousands of dollars, depending on the chosen components, installation, and tuning.
* Reliability: Improper installation or tuning can lead to engine damage. Professional installation and tuning are crucial.
* Legality: Modifications that significantly alter engine performance may not comply with local emission regulations. Check your local laws before proceeding.
* Warranty: Adding a turbocharger will almost certainly void any remaining factory warranty.
In short, while it's *possible*, it's a major project that requires significant mechanical knowledge, specialized tools, and a considerable budget. Unless you have extensive experience with forced induction systems, it's strongly recommended to hire a reputable shop specializing in performance modifications.
