Posted not in that group. Sorry!

 

The rear diffuser in the photo is of my car with the OEM Chrysler parts I did for Cyril Baldwin. There are a number of places to get the diffuser (check the internet) I applied the Carbon Fiber Overlay (OEM comes in an unfinished dark grey).

The lower front grilles look again like an ebay part. There are a number of different companies offering them or something similar. CTD Germany has a nice set of mesh. I am having some made up for mine along with a matching mesh upper grille in about 2-3 weeks. I am going to have a matching rear mesh grille to fit where the rear diffusers are as well. I will be posting info by the end of the month.

The last item is the illuminated door sill covers to replace the stock ones. Again this is a Chrysler OEM part, check the internet.

If you are having trouble or want additional info, PM me.

Karl

 

http://www.chryslerpartsstore.com/pr...roducts_id=815

 

http://wyckoffchryslerparts.com/chcrac.html

 

That's great stuff, I'm real close to them.....


I wonder if they stock the parts there??

 

http://wyckoffchryslerparts.com/chcrrefaac.html

Do those have to be painted before putting on? I dont want them to match my body, I'd like them black but is the finish on there one that can be fine, like is it clear coated. Also they don't have instructions on how to install it. I know it says its easy but that does not mean its easy enough for me.

 

They come unfinished black. No clear coating. You can install them as is or paint them. Why do you say they don't come with instructions? I've seen instruction posted on here. Do a search. They just bolt on.

 

They do come in black.

I believe other forum members that have installed them said it is quite easy. They come with instructions too.

 

As far as I know, they stock stuff there.

The doorsills would look awful painted. And scratch easily.

The diffusers come a dark gray/pebble finish. The instructions were included with mine a few hole have to be drilled. Very easy. I painted mine dark metallic gray. Looks good.

 

primed black or clear coated black?

 

DRilling holes?! Forget it!

 

I had the dealer install the door sills for about $80. Well worth it IMHO because of the hassles of getting the wiring between and behind the seats. Every time someone new opens the door they always compliment them. They look especially good at night or in a dark parking garage.

 

The black is the natural color of the plastic all the way through.

 

They are extremely easy to install. I did a quick test fit first and found they basically just drop into place. I then pulled the adhesive backing off the tape and stuck them where I wanted, then I drilled the holes and popped in the plastic rivets. Done.

The finish is along the lines of the cowl cover at the base of the windshield, maybe a bit smoother. I left mine as is and really like the look. They wash up with soap and water and every so often I apply some Meguiar's M40 Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner/Conditioner to them.

Roll the back of the car up on ramps - it makes installation a snap.

 

Did anyone notice the parts and accessories go up to the year 2009?

http://www.chryslerpartsstore.com/index.php?cPath=28


Question: Do the signal mirrors work with the heated mirrors?

 

Not to dis your source Veloce my experience with Wyckoff is excellent. The best prices and very quick shipping and the stuff does come from their place.
Pat

 

I apologize.
It wasn't my intent to dis the company.
I just thought it kinda kewl they were ready for the never-to-be 2009 models.

 

VELOCE yes the signal mirrors work with heated mirrors....