Pittsburgh – September 20, 2026 -- InventHelp has submitted a new invention, the "Hellcat Supercharger to Coyote Adapters," designed to solve compatibility problems between supercharger systems and Coyote engines used in automotive performance builds. The concept, developed by an inventor from Wichita, Kan., is now available for licensing or sale to manufacturers and marketers.
Adapter targets mismatched supercharger and engine components
The invention allows a Hellcat supercharger to be paired with a Coyote engine platform, two systems not originally engineered to work together. According to InventHelp, the adapter improves component compatibility, reduces the need for complex custom modifications, and increases performance potential through more flexible system configurations.
Inventor cites reduced installation complexity as core benefit
The inventor said the goal was to simplify the process of combining advanced components without unnecessary complications, enabling users to unlock greater performance potential from their vehicles. InventHelp positions the product as a time- and effort-saving solution for automotive enthusiasts and professionals during installation.
Licensing rights open to manufacturers and marketers
InventHelp is offering the invention for licensing or outright sale to companies interested in bringing it to market. Inquiries can be directed to Logan Martsolf at (316) 573-8898, with additional details available through a dedicated invention website.