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Just finished my charger build and figured I’d post this to help anyone else trying to put a texas speed cam in their hemi.

I included all the costs (2022 prices) as well. Ask any questions and I’ll try to answer ASAP.

2014 Charger RT Build

  • Texas Speed Stage 3 NA Cam Kit - - - - (Texas Speed $1085)
  • Texas Speed MDS Delete - - - - (Texas Speed $947)
  • Melling High Pressure Oil Pump - - - - (Summit Racing $190)
  • BBK 1 3/4" Long Tubes - - - - (AmericanMuscle $690)
  • Holley Sniper Fabricated Intake Manifold/Fuel Rail Kit - - - - (Holley.com $716)
  • ICT Billet Fuel Injector Spacer Set of 8 LS1 LS6 Intake Manifold to LS Truck Injector Adapter (ICT Billet $44)
  • Earl's Fuel Rail and Fuel Module Quick Connect 935086ERL (FastHemis.com $28.01)
  • AiRaid Cold Air Intake AIR-353-318 - - - - (Amazon $390)
  • DeutsWorks 42 lb Injectors - - - - (AmericanMuscle $465)
  • Mopar Open 3.06 Rear end - - - - (Ebay $280)
  • Precision Axle Seals - - - - (Orielly's $57)
  • PolwerLabs Base Tune, TDN puck, and Transmission tune - - - - ($1164)
  • PowerLabs Dyno Session and Tune ($600)
  • Stainless Header Back Exhaust system 3" (Ebay $520)
  • RT Badge (Ebay $11)
  • Spec D Tuning Headlights Jet Black (Ebay $330)
  • H1 LED Conversion Headlight kit (AUXITO Ebay $80)
  • Turn Signal 3157 LED kit (AUXITO Ebay $20)


Total: $7,617

Power Gains.
  • -> Approx. Stock Wheel HP 340 @ 4400 ft. elevation, 50° F
  • -> After Dyno Tuning = 419.2 rwhp @ 4705 ft. elevation, approx. 40° F


----------ISSUES----------

Holley Manifold and fuel rails are built for stock injectors. Does not fit with larger DW 42 lb injectors.
- Needed 4x1" M6 bolts and 0.5 inch spacers to mount fuel rails. (Cal Ranch $10)

Holley Manifold did not come with 4 M6 bolts for throttle body.
- Needed 4x1.5" M6 bolts and washers for throttle body install. (Cal Ranch $10)

No PCV location/option for Holley Manifold. Need PCV system to prevent crankcase over pressure.
- Needed PCV112 (1975 Buick 5.7, 6.0) PCV valve. (Orielly's $5)

Ordered incorrect front crank seal in MDS kit.
- Needed correct front crank seal. (Advanced Auto Parts $20)

Exhaust system is approx. 6 inches too short (does not quite reach long tube headers).
- Had to order flanges ($20) and have muffler shop cut/expand two 6 inch pieces ($20)

Current Tires are only rated to 130 MPH
- Ordered 4x 235/55R-18 SUMITOMO HTR A/S P03 XL (Tire Rack $657, shipped)

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----New Total w/out tires: $7,702

-------New Total w/ tires: $8,359
 

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UPDATE:

PCV was filling catch can with clean oil in under 50 miles.

Switched to PCV1009DL (autozone $5). This is the same pcv I’m running in my cammed LS swapped jimmy and it’s worked great for over 40k miles.

So far the new pcv is doing much better. I have 40 miles on it so far and hardly any oil in the catch can. No idle issues or anything either.
 

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Holly intake is not doing you any performance favors, But I digress......

In that TS MDS delete kit, did yu option for the actual Non MDS Mopar lifters or did you get the supplied set? Because it's been found they use Enginetech-rebranded cheap china lifters (if they have a hole near base close to roller they are cheap china ones)
 
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