I have a stock 2007 Dodge Charger R/T and would like to add a supercharger onto it. I don't reallly know a whole lot about what i would need other than a supercharger lol. So my question is what else would i need to add to the vehicle other than a supercharger? I hear upgrading fuel injectors is a must as well. What kind of superchargers are you guys running? and what else would i need other than a supercharger? As of right now the vehicle is 100 percent stock. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Check with these guys..
http://www.shophemi.com/

That's a impressive website Bob.

I would love to do a Gen 3 for my truck....

I'd sell all my b block stuff to buy a gen 3 but I think I'd be so close to the end, all of it would go.

Jesus,
On a Gen III, you'll easily spend close to $7,000 for a twin screw (roots style) supercharger. If you were to have a shop install it for you, labor costs would likely be pretty high, too.
Centrifugal superchargers are a bit cheaper.
Personally, I'd recommend that you take your vehicle over to a performance shop or two and talk to them about what kind of driving experience you want. Hemis are popular engines, and there are a lot of shops that love working on them. A performance shop should be able to discuss options and estimate prices to get the oomph you want.

Racer and Iowan,
Looks like you can pick up a Gen III crate motor for about $4,500 these days.
But there is also a used Viper V-10 I saw for about the same at:
https://www.carmonkeys.com/2000-DODG...RoCSksQAvD_BwE

No v10s for me ,I can't stand the sound of em. Fack is I don't care for the way the new v8 cars sound.

Iowan,
Funny, after I looked up some videos on YouTube I realized the V-10 sounded kind of disappointing. Even with big name exhaust kits, they fall a little short of expectations.
I would disagree that the newer hemis sound bad. I like their noise a lot. This is why I replaced my intake baffles (purely for sound). But that old carb rush of air and that bassy stutter from older, bigger engines is something special.

If we're talking pure noise, a roots supercharger winding up on a healthy 440 is America's real anthem.

It's like old rock to the stuff that's on the radios now, I'm an old fart so I like a big big block with a 1200rpm idle with imitation mufflers.

I like the one on y not better Bob, but you've got the idea.

RacerHog,
Exactly what I mean.
It's the drumline from Hot for Teacher!