Ram truck folks: Ma Mopar didn't forget about them when they designed their eye-grabbing show rigs for this year's Mopar display at the SEMA Show.

Behold the Ram 392 Quick Silver...come on in for more info...

 
The Ram 392 Quick Silver began life as a 2011 Ram R/T. A 470 horsepower, 392-inch Hemi V8 from the SRT lineup was dropped in, and mated to the R/T’s 4.10 gear set and a high-stall converter.

For additional performance, the Ram 392 is equipped with a cold-air intake kit, and headers featuring an electronic exhaust cutout for maximum power and sound at the track. For normal driving, a cat-back dual exhaust system intensifies the Hemi rumble.

To improve braking performance, the standard brake discs and calipers were replaced with a Brembo big brake kit, featuring 15-inch vented rotors and bright silver six-piston calipers in the front and rear.

With the exception of a gloss black roof, the body is finished in a three-stage bright silver, while the wheels, grille inserts, mirrors and select interior trim components are coated in anodized red paint.

A Mopar Underground-designed, reverse deep-cowl aluminum hood  with functional heat extractors is inspired by the new Dodge Charger SRT8, and smoked lenses cover all exterior lighting.

The Ram 392 Quick Silver is lowered 2 inches with the help of a custom suspension kit. The “slammed” look is made more evident by a Mopar body kit, consisting of sill and box pieces, finished up with a chin spoiler.

Mopar Underground added their 22-inch wheels wrapped in 275/45R22 tires up front and 305/40R22 tires in the rear.

A Mopar hard tonneau cover with a unique integrated spoiler redirects the air for additional down force at high speeds and Mopar’s Bed Rug protects the paint.

The interior features high-bolster SRT seats covered in Katzkin leather with red stitching and accents to match the steering wheel, instrument panel and Laramie Longhorn inspired leather shift knob, door panels and center console trim.

A set of Mopar Pedals and door sills are installed giving the interior an additional splash of functional aesthetics.Music is blasted through Kicker speakers, including tweeters in the instrument panel, mids in the doors and in the back, and woofers in the doors leaving plenty of room for gear behind the seats.

Simply put, the Ram 392 Quick Silver is designed to be a truck that would appropriately share a garage with a Dodge Viper.

(Info and image courtesy Mopar)