Vortech supercharger systems are one of the best modifications for your muscle car. With a simple installment, you can see in an increase of 100 horsepower on your muscle car engine, it really all depends on your engine and other mods you have done. The great thing about technology is, you can run these Vortech superchargers on your stock engine. Just run a strict amount of boost and you'll be fine. It's when muscle car enthusiasts get greedy and up the boost on these systems, that's when you see a blown engine. They also add a cool custom looks to your engine bay, you have choices between a satin look or the high polished chrome look. For more information on the Voteh Supercharger, check out their website: Vortechsuperchargers.com.

Inside Line just got information on the down low that GM has a supercharged Camaro in the works. The source is Ed Welburn, GM's Vice President for global design, so this is no myth. Originally I heard GM was planning to release the 2010 Camaro with the option, but it never made it to production because of a cost cut plan. As many muscle car enthusiasts know, American is in a recession.

Information from Inside Line provides us that a future Chevrolet Camaro will be using the 6.2 liter V8, which is actually in the Cadillac CTS-V. No one is sure when the supercharged Z28 Camaro maybe come out, but I think 2012. It's plenty of time to get GM ready, plus I think GM is in a rush to get this option out for muscle car enthusiasts. Mainly because Ford already has a supercharged 5.0L in the works for the Shelby GT350 Mustang. I really can't wait for the supercharged Z28 Camaro to be released, it's going to be one bad as muscle car.

I gathered a bunch of high quality pictures of the 2010 Hurst Dodge Charger. The Charger is definitely a looker, I just love the custom embroidered seats on the high polished wheels. Nothing has been changed much on the outside other than a few Hust emblems added and a competition plus decal on the massive hood scoop. It may looks stock on the outside, but knowing Hurst I'm sure there are some big performance enhancements.