Jailbreak doesn’t mean more HP with the 23 models. 23 jailbreak only means you can order it like you want it, for lack of better terms. At least that’s the way it was explained to me.

 

The '23 Redeye Widebody Jailbreak came with 807hp. The standard body Redeye Jailbreak came with 797. There were a few non-Jailbreak Redeye WB and NB produced. All of those had 797hp. So, technically, the REWBJB got 10 extra.

 

Just wanted to also add to this. In ‘22 when the jailbreak model’s were first introduced, from what I can recall, they were only in available in what was essentially a redeye trim package but one level higher with a slight adjustment to the horsepower rating (807 instead of 797.) In ‘23 Hellcats were offered exclusively in jailbreak trims with both a standard 717 version and a redeye version. Honestly I can see why there is a lot of confusion around this, especially with there being only two model years of the jailbreak trim. It’s funny how many people I’ve met at car shows who think my car is a 807 car when they see the “Jailbreak” emblem on the dash.

 

The H.O. 6.2L engines were certified in 2017. At 6400 RPM measured HP =812. Dodge has marketed it etc. at various levels. 797, 807, & 808 hp with premium pump fuel required as we know. Get a ‘18 Demon with its crate and/or have your H.O. tuned for more than premium pump fuel, and they can respond very well. As we know the 2018 Demon has a Dodge tune with 100 octane sensors to give as much as 840 hp.

 

This is my 2022 Challenger Hellcat RedEye Jailbreak