wills description of install is very good, but here's an extra tip. If you don't like the brushed aluminum look, fin a place that will powder coat them for you. this can be done to match body color ( black in my case ) and looks reaaly good. Powder coating is a very durable finish, stands up well to bugs, road debris etc. Mine have been on for over a year so far and no chips in the powder coating. cost $5.00 ea piece, total of $40
also, you don't have to use their cable hood release, I use a plastic rod and poke through the grill to use original hood release
Jeff
Black 00 CC 4.7 auto 2wd 3.93 LSD gears
Largo, Fla ( near Tampa )
Kenne-Bell Supercharger 6 1/2 lbs boost
K & N filter, 180 thermostat, Autolite 3923 plugs
Mobil-1 Synth in engine, Amsoil Synth in Rear end
Fittipaldi "Tubolare" rims, Bridgestone Potena 255-50ZR17 tires
Hotchkis suspension, w/ Bilstein shocks
Reflexion Cowl-Induction hood, Street Scene grill and valence inserts (powder coated black)
Mopar fender flares,Tinted windows, Painted Pin-Stripes, Vent-Visors, Misc other visual stuff
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