We recently acquired a 2021 Dodge Charger SXT as the new Vicrez project car, and we’ve set out to transform it into an incredible custom project with the help of Vicrez mods. This build is still a work in progress, and we’re excited to share the journey with you so far. Below, we provide a detailed breakdown of the modifications we’ve installed, along with photos showing how the project has evolved—from its original white state to the stunning blue wrap we’ve applied.
Starting Point: The Stock Charger SXT
When we got our hands on the Charger, it was in stock condition with minimal modifications, finished in white. This provided the perfect blank canvas for the upgrades we had in mind. Our goal was to create a custom build that reflects both performance and aesthetics, using Vicrez products to showcase what’s possible with a few key upgrades.
Photo 1: Fitting the Widebody Rear Bumper
This photo captures a key stage in the transformation: the installation of the widebody rear bumper. The car is still mid-disassembly, highlighting the attention to detail needed for this upgrade. Adding the Vicrez widebody kit not only improves aesthetics but also allows for wider tires, improving performance and stability. The shot also provides a peek into the work environment, reflecting the hands-on process involved in each step of this build.
Photo 2: Redeye Hood Installed with Blue Wrap in Progress
In this image, the Redeye-style hood with an air vent scoop has been installed, giving the Charger a more aggressive front-end look. The two-tone effect is starting to come together, with the Gloss Dark Blue wrap covering most of the body while the hood awaits Satin Black vinyl application. This stage emphasizes both the aesthetic and functional upgrades of the build—combining style with airflow improvements to enhance engine cooling.
Photo 3: Side View – Widebody Installation and Wrap Progress
This side view showcases the Charger mid-transformation, revealing both the blue wrap progress and the fitting of the widebody kit. The car is raised on stands, indicating that wheel upgrades are also underway. At this point, the build is beginning to take shape, with the new widebody fenders complementing the bold color choice. The combination of visual enhancements and performance upgrades highlights the attention to detail going into every aspect of the project.
Photo 4: Final Fitting and Wheel Installation Prep
This photo shows the Charger nearing the final stages of assembly. The hood is open, revealing the inner workings of the project, and the new Hellcat-style wheels are prepped for installation. The combination of the widebody, fresh wheels, and custom wrap gives the car a performance-inspired appearance. With tools scattered nearby, this shot reflects the practical hands-on work involved in ensuring every detail aligns with the build’s vision.
Current Modifications & Upgrades
1. Vicrez Redeye Style Hood with Air Vent Scoop (vz102319)
We began by upgrading the stock hood with the Redeye Style Hood. This hood comes with functional air vents that channel airflow directly to the engine bay, helping to improve cooling during high-performance driving. Besides the practical benefits, it gives the front-end a bold and aggressive look that aligns with the Charger’s sporty nature.
2. Vicrez 2020 Widebody Kit SRT Hellcat Style (vz102199)
Next, we added the SRT Hellcat-inspired widebody kit, which gives the Charger a more muscular appearance. This upgrade not only enhances the car’s stance but also allows for wider wheels and tires, improving both traction and handling. With this kit, the car looks like it belongs on the track while remaining street-ready for daily drives.
3. Hellcat Style Widebody Matte Silver Wheels (vzn119769)
To complement the widebody kit, we installed Hellcat-style matte silver wheels, sized at 20×11 with a -2.5 offset. These wheels provide a flush fit under the wide fenders and offer improved handling. The sleek matte silver finish adds a touch of elegance while enhancing the Charger’s performance-ready look.
4. Vicrez V5R Style Rear Wing Spoiler (vz102240)
At the rear, we added the V5R style wing spoiler. This spoiler not only gives the car a more aggressive profile but also helps with aerodynamics, providing improved stability at high speeds. The combination of the spoiler with the widebody kit ties together the car’s overall design.
5. Vicrez Vinyl Car Wrap Film Gloss Dark Blue (vzv10148)
We decided to go bold with the color by wrapping the entire car in Gloss Dark Blue vinyl from Vicrez. This wrap brings the build to life with a deep, reflective finish that accentuates the curves and lines of the widebody kit. Not only does it look stunning, but the vinyl wrap also adds a layer of protection for the original paint.
6. Vicrez Vinyl Car Wrap Film Satin Black (vzv10252) – Hood Accent
To create some visual contrast, we wrapped the Redeye Style Hood in Satin Black. This two-tone combination gives the Charger a unique, custom feel, further enhancing its aggressive styling.
More Mods to Come
This build is far from over. As we continue working on the car, we’re considering adding more Vicrez mods to further enhance the performance and appearance. From interior upgrades to additional exterior enhancements, we’re always brainstorming new ways to make this Charger even more impressive.
See It in Action: The Charger Project So Far
What’s Next? A Potential Giveaway?
As we continue working on this build, we’re considering options for what to do with the car once it’s complete. One idea on the table is to host a giveaway—but we’re still figuring out the details. Stay tuned to our blog and social media channels for updates. If we decide to go forward with the giveaway, you won’t want to miss your chance to own this incredible custom Charger!
Follow Our Journey
This project is evolving, and we’ll be sharing more updates, photos, and videos as we make further progress. Keep an eye out for new modifications and potential announcements—this might just become your dream car!
