Just ordered mine on Friday, can't wait to get them. I like the way they connect both side openings.

 

WANT TO SELL ME YOURS???

 

They come standard equipment on the SRT6 and I thought I had a used pair coming...but not happening now.
The intent is to guide the flow of air under the car to escape the rear smoothly...
anyway you see them on lots of Road Racing Cars and Super Cars...

If we wanted to talk trash with Non-Crossfire Owners, We could say...
"They focus the air exiting the undercarriage across the exhaust exit area to generate turbulence causing a scavenging effect on the exhaust system which produces more horsepower in the higher RPM Range. More Exhaust Out draws more Fuel IN which equates more horsepower!"

I think they are just the right thing...

SO, after all that...Has anyone found a source that is priced UNDER the $200.00 Mopar wants?? OR is that THE ONLY source??
It's definitely a "GOTTA HAVE"...for me anyway.
-JD

 

I like the response!!!

 

That's where I ordered mine from.

 

Thanks...before I order I'm going to "PLAY" my local Dealer First!!

 

Do you have a web site link?

 

Read this topic from the start...
...there are more than one link to more than one source!!!

 

I've tried this link and part search multiple times...it always returns "No parts found with that search text!" I suppose they could be sold out...but one would expect the message to say so, rather than not found. Anyway, I searched and found another site http://www.wyckoffchryslerparts.com/chcrrefaac.html that lists them for $184.50. Any prices better than that?

 

The site you could not get the part off of is $164.00. You have to go to factory parts and input the number not accessories.

 

Their search engine really sucks...just search from the home page for part number and choose Chrysler and it will pop up for $164.00. If you choose a catalog, it will never find it. Go figure!

 

I played the Dealer and got mine for $178.00 + Tax and in my hands two days later.
The $164.00 plus S&H comes out more.
Anyway the link to Yahoo Pics Tells and Shows "HOW".
I like the MONO look but these in flat black (IMHO) make for a POWER look vs a DECOR look.
So I left them black.
It took @ 30 minutes to install them.
Use Slide Show and Check them out at:
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/xfinte...n%3as,14%3af,0

 

My dealer said he would order them for $169.00.

 

I got mine on in literally 10-15 min. Easiest install ever.

Really looks great in black on an Alabaster coupe with blacked out tail lamps.

 

Looks great JD...I left mine black as well. I think it's more subtle that way and looks less like an add-on.

 

Great job JD it looks good. I also like it and left it black.