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"Dodge enthusiasts rejoice. After a 45-year hiatus, Mopar has decided to bring back the Scat Pack Club. Scat Packs are performance packages offered for select Dodge vehicles, an option that began in the late 1960s. The modern-day Scat Packs can be fitted to the HEMI-engined Charger and Challenger, as well as the Dodge Dart with the 2.4-liter Tigershark 4-cylinder.  There are three packages available for the Dodge Charger and Challenger, and three for the Dart, as well. For the HEMI-equipped cars, Scat Package One offers up a new intake, exhaust, and ECU tune. Package Two gets you an upgraded camshaft, pushrods and a valvetrain tie-bar kit. Package Three gets provides new cylinder heads, headers, and an even more aggressive engine tune. For the Dart, Package One includes a short-throw shifter, upgraded intake, and upgraded brakes. Package Two includes a cat-back exhaust system and a new ECU tune, and Package Three gets you a Mopar big brake kit, stainless steel brake lines, adjustable performance suspension, and front and rear performance sway bars.  Still with me, here? Good, because Mopar has one last trick up its sleeve. The company also decided to bring back the shaker hood design from the 1970s. It will be available on the limited edition Mopar &amp;#039;14 Challenger, and only 100 examples of the Mopar &amp;#039;14 will be produced. The shaker hood has a functional hood scoop, which funnels air to the Mopar cold-air intake system that is featured in the &amp;#039;14 Challenger. If you&amp;#039;re wondering, yes, the shaker hood can be coupled with any of the aforementioned Scat Packs.  If you&amp;#039;ve got a few minutes to spare, you can check out the Scat Pack-equipped Challenger at the drag strip below.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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